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Elliptic and cusp ramification for principal level

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Number theory Modular function Modular curve Genus formula for a modular curve Principal congruence modular curve genus
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For N≥2, the effective principal congruence subgroup is torsion-free. Its modular curve cover of X(1) has analytic ramification indices 2,3,N above the two elliptic orbits and the modular cusp. If μ is its projective index, the numbers of points above these three values are μ/2,μ/3,μ/N. Applying the Riemann-Hurwitz formula gives 2g−2=μ(1/6−1/N). Here μ=6 for N=2 and μ=N3∏p∣N​(1−p−2)/2 for N≥3; level one is the identity cover.

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