Lambert Series and Related Topics
[24/100%]From the identity
it follows that
and conversely, where are constants. (The series occurring on the left-hand side of the second equation is called a Lambert series.)
The two identities
are equivalent.
Assume that between the numbers , and the same relation subsists as in 65. Then
Assume that between the numbers and the same relation subsists as in 66. Then
Define
Then, with the notation of 65,
(How is this result related to 65 and 67?)
Define
Then, with the notation of 66,
(How is this result related to 66 and 68?)
Each of the following two equations implies the other:
Show that
are rational functions of . What functions?
Show that
where if is a square, if is twice a square, and in all other cases .
Cf. Problem 64.
Cf. Problem 58.7.
Cf. Problem 54 of Part I.
The terms on the right-hand side are of the form
Where the symbol , till now undefined, occurs, substitute for it .
The terms on the right-hand side are of the form
Where the symbol occurs, substitute for it .
Using the definition of , the number of partitions of , in Problem 20.1 of Part I (Appendix), prove that
The expression
is unaltered, if and are interchanged.