On the zero set of the partial theta function
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Abstract: We consider the partial theta function , where and either or . We prove that for , in each of the two cases and , its zero set consists of countably-many smooth curves in the -plane each of which (with the exception of one curve for ) has a single point with a tangent line parallel to the -axis. These points define double zeros of the function ; their -coordinates belong to the interval for and to the interval for . For , infinitely-many of the complex conjugate pairs of zeros to which the double zeros give rise cross the imaginary axis and then remain in the half-disk , Re,. For , complex conjugate pairs do not cross the imaginary axis.
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