Abstract
The q-identities corresponding to Sylvester’s bijection between odd and strict partitions are investigated. In particular, we show that Sylvester’s bijection implies the Rogers-Fine identity and give a simple proof of a partition theorem of Fine, which does not follow directly from Sylvester’s bijection. Finally, the so-called (m, c)-analogues of Sylvester’s bijection are also discussed.
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