Eulerian series as modular forms
By Kathrin Bringmann, Ken Ichi Ono, Robert C. Rhoades. 2007
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In 1988, Hickerson proved the celebrated “mock theta conjectures”, a collection of ten identities from Ramanujan’s “lost notebook” which express certain modular forms as linear combinations of mock theta functions. In the context of Maass forms, these identities arise from the peculiar phenomenon that two different harmonic Maass forms may have the same non-holomorphic parts. Using this perspective, we construct several infinite families of modular forms which are differences of mock theta functions.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Mathematical Physics
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In Algebra and Number Theory
- Kathrin Bringmann
- Ken Ichi Ono
- Jeremy Lovejoy
- Frank G. Garvan
- Robert C. Rhoades
- Robert Osburn
- Amanda Folsom
- Youn-Seo Choi
In Mathematical Physics
- Ken Ichi Ono
- Kathrin Bringmann
- Youn-Seo Choi
- Jeremy Lovejoy
- Robert C. Rhoades
- Amanda Folsom
- Frank G. Garvan
- Robert Osburn
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