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        asked 13 years ago  
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Is there a way in SAGE to find modular functions associated to a given congruence subgroup?
 
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        answered 10 years ago  
 
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For a substantial worked example (level 13, genus 3) see  http://homepages.warwick.ac.uk/staff/...
 
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