The tri-pentagonal number theorem and related identities
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Abstract: I revisit an automated proof of Andrews' pentagonal number theorem found by Riese. I uncover a simple polynomial identity hidden behind his proof. I explain how to use this identity to prove Andrews' result along with a variety of new formulas of similar type. I reveal an interesting relation between the tri-pentagonal theorem and items (19), (20), (94), (98) on the celebrated Slater list. Finally, I establish a new infinite family of multiple series identities.
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(5)- Euler's pentagonal number theorem and the Rogers-Fine identity
- Umbral calculus, Bailey chains, and pentagonal number theorems
- q-hypergeometric proofs of polynomial analogues of the triple product identity, Lebesgue's identity and Euler's pentagonal number theorem
- The truncated pentagonal number theorem
- A Survey of Multipartitions Congruences and Identities
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