Calculating p(n) modulo small primes using quadratic forms
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Calculating \(p(n)\) modulo small primes using quadratic forms
A partition is called \(l\)-affine if all its parts are powers of \(l\). Following a method suggested by Ono, the author expresses \(p(n)\pmod l\) as a weighted sum taken over \(l\)-affine partitions of \(n\). If \(l\) is one of the first 5 primes, then the weights involve binary quadratic forms.
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