Compactness of the level-one modular compactification #
The modular group has one cusp orbit, represented by infinity. Its standard closed fundamental domain has a compact truncation at each height. These two facts turn the general compactness criterion for Fuchsian compactifications into compactness of the level-one carrier.
Mathlib's ModularGroup.isCompact_truncatedFundamentalDomain supplies the geometric compact
set, and isCusp_SL2Z_iff' supplies the classification of modular cusps.
Main results #
TauCeti.ModularGroup.cuspOrbitInftyandinstUniqueCuspOrbit: the unique modular cusp orbit.TauCeti.ModularGroup.compactSpace_compactifiedQuotient: compactness of the level-one compactified quotient.
References #
- Fred Diamond and Jerry Shurman, A First Course in Modular Forms, §2.4.
Every cusp of the effective level-one modular group is equivalent to infinity.
Infinity is a cusp point of the effective level-one modular group.
The unique cusp orbit of the effective level-one modular group, represented by infinity.
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Instances For
The effective level-one modular group has exactly one cusp orbit.
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- TauCeti.ModularGroup.instUniqueCuspOrbit = { default := TauCeti.ModularGroup.cuspOrbitInfty, uniq := ⋯ }
The level-one modular orbit space becomes compact after its unique cusp orbit is adjoined. The compact sets used here are Mathlib's truncated closed modular fundamental domains.