MacMahon's partition analysis XI: Broken diamonds and modular forms

By George E. Andrews, Peter Paule. 2007

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Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

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In Algebra and Number Theory

1. Silviu Radu
2. James A. Sellers
3. Peter Paule
4. George E. Andrews
5. V. Spiridonov
6. Kathrin Bringmann
7. Eric T. Mortenson
8. Frank G. Garvan

In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

1. James A. Sellers
2. Silviu Radu
3. Peter Paule
4. George E. Andrews
5. V. Spiridonov
6. Kathrin Bringmann
7. Eric T. Mortenson
8. Frank G. Garvan

Citations in the corpus

• Parity results for broken k-diamond partitions and (2k + 1)-cores (2011, methodology): “The third result in the list above appeared in [1] as a conjecture while the”
• MacMahon's partition analysis XIII: Schmidt type partitions and modular forms (2021, methodology): “In Section 7 we sum the links of k-elongated partition diamonds, objects introduced in [4].”