Newman's argument for subgroups of Γ₀(N) #
NewmanData records the lattice, unipotent and valuation hypotheses used in the argument.
The proof applies both to Γ₀(N), instantiated in NormalizerLean/NewmanFacts, and to ΓΔ(N).
Its integer divisibilities, local conclusion and final matrix form are proved once here.
The hypotheses of Newman's argument for Γ ≤ Γ₀(N), with lattice parameter ε and output η.
- inL (Y : Matrix.SpecialLinearGroup (Fin 2) ℝ) : Y ∈ Γ → InLe N ε ↑Y
Instances For
The local matrix shape from primitivity and the necessary valuation bounds.
The products of entries that are integers.
Step 1 ([Nw §2]): g = κ·[[α, β/h], [hγ, δ]] with α, β, γ, δ ∈ ℤ without a common prime factor.
The four basic facts in InLe form.
The γ_p fact in InLe form, for γ_p = [[x, y], [N, t]] ∈ Γ.
The integer divisibilities F1–F12.
The four facts with s = t − x in place of N.
The local conclusion at a prime p.
Newman's argument for Γ: every element of the normalizer of Γ has the form IsNewmanFormH
with parameter η.