Abstract

The number of strongly unimodal sequences of weight n is denoted by $u^{*}(n)$ . The generating functions for $\{u^{*}(n)\}_{n=1}^{\infty}$ are $U^{*}(q)=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}u^{*}(n)q^{n}$ . Rhoades recently gave a precise asymptotic for $u^{*}(n)$ by expressing $U^{*}(q)$ as a mixed mock modular form. In this note, by revisiting the mixed mock modular form associated to $U^{*}(q)$ , three new mixed mock modular forms are constructed by considering the bilateral series of $U^{*}(q)$ and the third order Ramanujan’s mock theta function $f(q)$ . The inner relationships among them are discussed although they are defined in different ways. These new mixed mock modular forms can be expressed in terms of Appell-Lerch sums. The related mock theta functions can be completed as harmonic weak Maass forms. As an application, we give a proof for the claim by Bajpai et al. that the bilateral series $B(f;q)$ of the third order mock theta function $f(q)$ is a mixed mock modular form.

Highlights

  • Recall that the definition of the unimodal sequence of weight n is the following [ ].Definition

  • By using the pseudo-modularity of mixed mock modular forms, and a version of the circle method developed by Bringmann and Mahlburg [ ], the asymptotic formulas for u∗(n) are proved by Rhoades

  • Remark Bajpai et al in [ ] pointed out that B(f ; q) is a mixed mock modular form but they did not give the proof of their claim

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Summary

Introduction

Recall that the definition of the unimodal sequence of weight n is the following [ ]. Dm} is called the unimodal sequence of weight n. The strongly unimodal sequence of weight n is a sequence just with the condition ( ) in Definition . Denote the number of strongly unimodal sequences of weight n by u∗(n). Are strongly unimodal sequences of weight n. If n is odd in the n, the associated sequences of binomial coefficients are weakly unimodal sequences of weight. In [ ]) gave a precise asymptotic for the strongly unimodal sequences as follows: u∗(n). By using the pseudo-modularity of mixed mock modular forms, and a version of the circle method developed by Bringmann and Mahlburg [ ], the asymptotic formulas for u∗(n) are proved by Rhoades.

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