The combinatorics of the leading root of the partial theta function

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Abstract: Recently Alan Sokal studied the leading root x0(q) of the partial theta function , considered as a formal power series. He proved that all the coefficients of -x_0(q)=1+q+2q^2+4q^3+9q^4+... are positive integers. I give here an explicit combinatorial interpretation of these coefficients. More precisely, I show that −x0(q) enumerates rooted trees that are enriched by certain polyominoes, weighted according to their total area.












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