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The compactified level-one modular curve X(1)

Definition

Let H∗=H∪Q∪{∞} be the space of The cusp chart and compactness of X(1) with its cusp-neighbourhood topology and the action of PSL2(Z) (The modular group and its action on the upper half-plane, The quotient topology of a surjection, quotient maps, saturated sets, and the quotient of a space by an equivalence relation with its canonical projection). The compactified level-one modular curve is the quotient

X(1):=PSL2(Z)\H∗,

with the quotient topology and the structure of a compact Riemann surface whose interior quotient map H→X(1) is holomorphic and whose cusp coordinate is q=e2πiτ (The cusp chart and compactness of X(1), Riemann surfaces and holomorphic atlases); its single cusp is the class [∞]. The open modular curve is the dense open subset

Y(1):=PSL2(Z)\H=X(1)∖{[∞]},

whose Riemann surface structure is the one supplied by the local chart lemma for the quotient of the upper half-plane (Local charts and the Riemann surface structure of a modular quotient). More generally, for a finite-index subgroup Γ≤PSL2(Z) we write XΓ:=Γ\H∗ and YΓ:=Γ\H for the corresponding quotient spaces, with YΓ carrying the complex structure of Local charts and the Riemann surface structure of a modular quotient.

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