Connected fundamental domains for congruence subgroups

Abstract

We produce canonical sets of right coset representatives for the congruence subgroups 0(N), 1(N) and (N), and prove that the corresponding fundamental domains are connected. Key to our construction is a study of the projective line P1( Z/N Z) using a function M: Z/N Z Z≥ 0, representing multiplicities. We further study this function and show that it is simply one less than another much more computable function W: Z/N Z N, of possible independent interest. We present some examples and pictures at the end.

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