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Contemporary methods in approximation theory and complex analysis
November 13, 2023 17:15–18:00, Poster session, Moscow, Steklov Institute, room 910
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Combinatorial statistics of Dyson and Andrews–Garvan modulo $11$
N. E. Borozenets Leonard Euler International Mathematical Institute at Saint Petersburg (SPB LEIMI), St. Petersburg
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Abstract:
Among the most famous results in the theory of partitions are Ramanujan’s congruences for modulo $5,7$ and $11$. In 1944, Freeman Dyson conjectured combinatorial statistic called rank which explains the congruences for modulo $5,7$ but it fails to explain the congruence modulo $11$. However, Andrews and Garvan discovered the so-called crank, which is a combinatorial statistic explains all three Ramanujan’s congruences. Using recent results of Frank Garvan and Rishabh Sarma we established how exactly rank fails to explain Ramanujan’s congruence modulo $11$ in terms of theta functions and proved many arithmetic properties of rank and crank modulo $11$.
Supplementary materials:
borozenets_poster.pdf (464.3 Kb)
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