On Witten's extremal partition functions
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Publication:2299102
DOI10.1007/S00026-019-00437-8zbMATH Open1433.05037arXiv1807.00444OpenAlexW2972087174MaRDI QIDQ2299102FDOQ2299102
Authors: Ken Ono, Larry Rolen
Publication date: 20 February 2020
Published in: Annals of Combinatorics (Search for Journal in Brave)
Abstract: In his famous 2007 paper on three dimensional quantum gravity, Witten defined candidates for the partition functions Z_k(q)=sum_{n=-k}^{infty}w_k(n)q^n of potential extremal CFTs with central charges of the form . Although such CFTs remain elusive, he proved that these modular functions are well-defined. In this note, we point out several explicit representations of these functions. These involve the partition function , Faber polynomials, traces of singular moduli, and Rademacher sums. Furthermore, for each prime , the series , where possess a Ramanujan congruence. More precisely, for every non-zero integer we have that w_k(pn) equiv 0�egin{cases} pmod{2^{11}} &{ ext {
m if}} p=2, pmod{3^5} &{ ext {
m if}} p=3, pmod{5^2} &{ ext {
m if}} p=5, pmod{p} &{ ext {
m if}} p=7, 11. end{cases}
Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1807.00444
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