Abstract
The Rankin–Cohen product of two modular forms is known to be a modular form. The same formula can be used to define the Rankin–Cohen product of two holomorphic functions f and g on the upper half-plane. Assuming that this product is a modular form, we prove that both f and g are modular forms if one of them is. We interpret this result in terms of solutions of linear ordinary differential equations.
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