On certain identities involving Nahm-type sums with double poles
Shashank Kanade, Antun Milas, Matthew C. Russell

TL;DR
This paper proves new Nahm-type sum identities related to Andrews-Gordon, Andrews-Bressoud, and Rogers' false theta functions, motivated by recent work on double pole series and defect Schur's indices.
Contribution
It introduces novel Nahm-type sum representations for several classical identities, expanding the understanding of series with double poles.
Findings
Proved Nahm-type sum identities for Andrews-Gordon and Andrews-Bressoud identities.
Established connections between double pole series and defect Schur's indices.
Extended the theory of false theta functions with new sum representations.
Abstract
We prove certain Nahm-type sum representations for the (odd modulus) Andrews-Gordon identities, the (even modulus) Andrews-Bressoud identities, and Rogers' false theta functions. These identities are motivated on one hand by a recent work of C. Jennings-Shaffer and one of us on double pole series, and, on the other hand, by C\'ordova, Gaiotto and Shao's work on defect Schur's indices.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
