Dissections of a ``strange function
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Dissections of a ``strange'' function
Abstract: The "strange" function of Kontsevich and Zagier is defined by [F(q):=sum_{n=0}^infty(1-q)(1-q^2)dots(1-q^n).] This series is defined only when is a root of unity, and provides an example of what Zagier has called a "quantum modular form." In their recent work on congruences for the Fishburn numbers (whose generating function is ), Andrews and Sellers recorded a speculation about the polynomials which appear in the dissections of the partial sums of . We prove that a more general form of their speculation is true. The congruences of Andrews-Sellers were generalized by Garvan in the case of prime modulus, and by Straub in the case of prime power modulus. As a corollary of our theorem, we reprove the known congruences for modulo prime powers.
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