Mock modular forms and singular combinatorial series

Amanda Folsom; Susie Kimport

Acta Arithmetica (2013)

  • Volume: 159, Issue: 3, page 257-297
  • ISSN: 0065-1036

Abstract

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A celebrated result of Bringmann and Ono shows that the combinatorial rank generating function exhibits automorphic properties after being completed by the addition of a non-holomorphic integral. Since then, automorphic properties of various related combinatorial families have been studied. Here, extending work of Andrews and Bringmann, we study general infinite families of combinatorial q-series pertaining to k-marked Durfee symbols, in which we allow additional singularities. We show that these singular combinatorial families are essentially mixed mock and quasimock modular forms, and provide their explicit non-holomorphic completions. As a special case of our work, we consider k=3, and provide an asymptotic expansion for the associated partition rank statistic, solving a special case of an open problem of Andrews.

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Amanda Folsom, and Susie Kimport. "Mock modular forms and singular combinatorial series." Acta Arithmetica 159.3 (2013): 257-297. <http://eudml.org/doc/279233>.

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