SOME EISENSTEIN SERIES IDENTITIES RELATED TO MODULAR EQUATION OF THE FOURTH ORDER

Abstract

We find some Eisenstein series related to modulus 4 using a theta function identity of McCullough and Shen and residue theorem for elliptic functions.

Keywords

• Eisenstein series;
• theta functions;
• q-hypergeometric series

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