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Theta integrals and generalized error functions, II

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arxiv 1708.02969 v1 pith:L6TNL42T submitted 2017-08-09 math.NT

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Theta series for indefinite quadratic lattices were introduced by Zwegers, for signature (m-1,1), Alexandrov, Banerjee, Manschot and Pioline, for signature (m-2,2), and Nazaroglu, for signature (m-q,q). These series are modular modular completions, defined by means of generalized error functions, of certain non-modular holomorphic generating series associated to lattice vectors in positive cones. We show that these modular forms arise as integrals of the theta forms, defined in work of Millson and the second author, over certain singular q-cubes. We also give an explicit formula for the integrals of such forms over singular q-simplices. The sign function occurring in the holomorphic generating series arises as in intersection number of the singular q-cube or q-simplex with a totally geodesic subsymmetric space of codimension q. The cubical case for q=2 was treated in [11].

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