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Serre mod pq table

In Table 1.6 we tabulate computations that address Mazur's letter (see Section 1.1). We analyzed each pair fg of newforms of levels NM, with $NM\leq 671$. Each pair of rows in the table corresponds to a pair of forms f, g. Let $h_1,\ldots, h_n$ be representatives for the Galois conjugacy classes of newforms at level NM. The ``Congruences'' column is a block of columns that contain, in order, the primes p,q such that $f\equiv h_i\pmod{p}$ and $g\equiv h_i\pmod{q}$. The ``Irreducible nonsuccess'' column lists the pairs p,q, with p and q both non-Eisenstein primes listed in column two, such that $\rho_{f,p}\times\rho_{g,q}$ does not arise from a modular form of level NM. The third column is empty exactly when we have maximal success; this occurs for only 4 of the 23 pairs f,g. The table gives only a small part of the full computation, which covers all pairs f,g such that NM<2000. [[A summary of computation up to level 2000 will go here.]]


  
Table: Serre mod pq data for $NM\leq 671$
\begin{table}
\begin{displaymath}
\begin{array}{ll}
\quad f, g \quad\qquad \mbox...
...
17&13&17&331\end{array}\vspace{0ex}\\\end{array}\end{displaymath}\end{table}



William A. Stein
1999-08-31