Lifts of projective congruence groups, II

Abstract

We continue and complete our previous paper `Lifts of projective congruence groups' [2] concerning the question of whether there exist noncongruence subgroups of 2() that are projectively equivalent to one of the groups 0(N) or 1(N). A complete answer to this question is obtained: In case of 0(N) such noncongruence subgroups exist precisely if N∈ 3,4,8 and we additionally have either that 4 N or that N is divisible by an odd prime congruent to 3 modulo 4. In case of 1(N) these noncongruence subgroups exist precisely if N>4. As in our previous paper the main motivation for this question is the fact that the above noncongruence subgroups represent a fairly accessible and explicitly constructible reservoir of examples of noncongruence subgroups of 2() that can serve as basis for experimentation with modular forms on noncongruence subgroups.

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