From: Yun Cheng
I'm a Ph.D student from UChicago, studying with Prof. Emerton. Currently I'm trying to understand the cuspidal subgroup, especially the order of , for , where and are distinct primes.
I found in the page of Prof. Stein http://wstein.org/Tables/cuspgroup/index.html where it's mentioned that prof. Ogg has done calculation for the cuspidal subgroup for this case, but I tried to search online and couldn't find any reference for that.
11 5
12 1
13 1
14 6
15 4
16 1
17 4
18 1
19 3
20 6
21 4
22 5
23 11
24 4
25 1
26 21
27 3
28 6
29 7
30 24
31 5
32 4
33 10
34 12
35 24
36 6
37 3
38 45
39 28
40 12
41 10
42 48
43 7
44 15
45 8
46 22
47 23
48 8
49 2
50 15
51 48
52 42
53 13
54 9
55 20
56 24
57 30
58 35
59 29
60 24
61 5
62 120
63 48
64 4
65 42
66 120
67 11
68 72
69 44
70 144
71 35
72 12
73 6
74 171
75 40
76 45
77 60
78 168
79 13
80 24
81 9
82 70
83 41
84 48
85 24
86 231
87 140
88 60
89 22
90 24
91 56
92 66
93 80
94 92
95 180
96 16
97 8
98 42
99 40
100 30
97
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