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Hermitian modular forms and the Burkhardt quartic

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In a recent paper [3] Dern and Krieg investigate the ring of Hermitean modular forms of degree two with respect to the Eisenstein number field. There is a relation to our paper [1] on the Burkhardt group, which we make explicit.

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Freitag, E., Manni, R. Hermitian modular forms and the Burkhardt quartic. manuscripta math. 119, 57–59 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00229-005-0603-0

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