Stanley's lemma and multiple theta functions
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Abstract: We present an algorithmic approach to the verification of identities on multiple theta functions in the form of products of theta functions , where are integers, or , , , and the exponent vectors are linearly independent over . For an identity on such multiple theta functions, we provide an algorithmic approach for computing a system of contiguous relations satisfied by all the involved multiple theta functions. Using Stanley's Lemma on the fundamental parallelepiped, we show that a multiple theta function can be determined by a finite number of its coefficients. Thus such an identity can be reduced to a finite number of simpler relations. Many classical multiple theta function identities fall into this framework, including Riemann's addition formula and the extended Riemann identity.
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