Partitions into a small number of part sizes
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Abstract: We study , the number of partitions of into part sizes, and find numerous arithmetic progressions where and take on values divisible by 2 and 4. Expanding earlier work, we show for (A,B) = (36,30), (72,42), (252,114), (196,70), and likely many other progressions for which our method should easily generalize. Of some independent interest, we prove that the overpartition function in the first three progressions (the fourth is known), and thereby show that in each of these progressions as well, and discuss the relationship between these congruences in more generality. We end with open questions in this area.
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