Exact Russell-Type Modular Equations
Timothy Redmond, Charles Ryavec

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the coefficients of Russell-Type modular equations for the lambda function, providing uniform results for all odd primes without numerical evaluation, using a novel method based on multiplicative functions on partitions.
Contribution
It introduces a new method to study coefficients of modular equations using multiplicative functions, applicable uniformly across all odd primes, without relying on numerical q-expansion evaluations.
Findings
Coefficients are characterized uniformly for all odd primes.
The method avoids numerical q-expansion evaluations.
Potential extension to other modular equations.
Abstract
This paper provides some statistics for the coefficients of Russell- Type modular equations for the modular function, {\lambda}({\tau}). The results hold uniformly for all odd primes. They do not rely on any numerical evaluations of coefficients of q expansions of {\lambda}. The method relies on an internal structure of the coefficients of {\lambda} expressed in terms of multiplicative functions defined on integer partitions. The method may be extended to other types of modular equations.
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis · Mathematical functions and polynomials
