Eta-quotients and divisibility of certain partition functions by powers of primes
Abstract
Andrews' (k, i)-singular overpartition function Ck, i(n) counts the number of overpartitions of n in which no part is divisible by k and only parts ik may be overlined. In recent times, divisibility of C3, (n), C4, (n) and C6, (n) by 2 and 3 are studied for certain values of . In this article, we study divisibility of C3, (n), C4, (n) and C6, (n) by primes p≥ 5. For all positive integer and prime divisors p≥ 5 of , we prove that C3, (n), C4, (n) and C6, (n) are almost always divisible by arbitrary powers of p. For s∈ \3, 4, 6\, we next show that the set of those n for which Cs·, (n) 0pik is infinite, where k is a positive integer satisfying pik-1≥ . We further improve a result of Gordon and Ono on divisibility of -regular partitions by powers of certain primes. We also improve a result of Ray and Chakraborty on divisibility of -regular overpartitions by powers of certain primes.
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