The squarefree-level degree-count conjecture for weight 2 newforms

Let dd be a positive integer, let XX tend to infinity, and count weight 22 newforms of degree dd and squarefree level NXN\leq X, up to the counting convention used in the paper. Squarefree-level degree-count conjecture. For every ε>0\varepsilon>0, the number of such newforms is

O ⁣(X1d/6+ε).O\!\left(X^{1-d/6+\varepsilon}\right).

In particular, this number is finite if d7d\geq 7. The conjecture refines heuristic and empirical predictions for the distribution of degrees; the paper presents data supporting it, while noting that the actual growth rate may be smaller.

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Alex Cowan and Kimball Martin, “Counting modular forms by rationality field”, arXiv:2301.10357 (2024).

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