Abstract
In 2007, George E. Andrews and Peter Paule (Acta Arithmetica 126:281–294, 2007) introduced a new class of combinatorial objects called broken k-diamonds. Their generating functions connect to modular forms and give rise to a variety of partition congruences. In 2008, Song Heng Chan proved the first infinite family of congruences when k=2. In this note, we present two non-standard infinite families of broken 2-diamond congruences derived from work of Oliver Atkin and Morris Newman. In addition, four conjectures related to k=3 and k=5 are stated.
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