Titlebook: Eta Products and Theta Series Identities; Günter K?hler Book 2011 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011 11-02, 11F20, 11F27, 11R11.Eisens

CODA

Grating

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Prime levels ,=,≥5Koninkl. Nederl. Akad. Wetensch. 55:498–503, .) and Schoeneberg (Koninkl. Nederl. Akad. Wetensch. 70:177–182, .). For .=5 and .=7 theta series identities involving real quadratic fields are known from (Kac and Peterson in Adv. Math. 53:125–264, .), (Hiramatsu in Investigations in Number Theory. Advanced Studies in Pure Math.?13:503–584, .).

unstable-angina

An Algorithm for Listing Lattice Points in a Simplexic eta products of a given level . and weight .. The results in Sect.?3 say that we get this list when we list up all the lattice points in a certain compact simplex. Every single lattice point represents an interesting function, and we really need such a list.

FLAX

Pastry

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-48822-2ince Jacobi’s .(.) is a modular form for .(2). Several of the results in Sects.?10, 11 and 13 are transcriptions of earlier research (K?hler in Abh. Math. Sem. Univ. Hamburg 55, 75–89, .), (K?hler in Math. Z. 197, 69–96, .), (K?hler in Abh. Math. Sem. Univ. Hamburg 58, 15–45, .) on theta series on these three Hecke groups.

Magisterial

Spoken Transgression and the Courts,oduct of level . and weight 1 for primes .≥5. The eta product .(.).(3.) is identified with a Hecke theta series for .; the result (11.2) is known from (Dummit et al. in Finite Groups—Coming of Age. Contemp.?Math.?45, 89–98, .), (K?hler in Math.?Z.?197, 69–96, .).

GOUGE

Dedekind’s Eta Function and Modular Forms disc or, equivalently, for . in the . ?={.∈?∣Im(.)>0}. This means that the product of the absolute values |1?..| converges uniformly for . in every compact subset of ?. The normal convergence of the product implies that . is a holomorphic function on ? and that .(.)≠0 for all .∈?.

ALLEY

Eta Productss from ?, positive or negative or 0. (Of course, an exponent 0 contributes a trivial factor 1 to the product, and therefore we may as well assume that ..≠0 for all ..) Since the product is finite, the lowest common multiple .=lcm?{.} exists, and every . divides ..