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Three-Manifold Quantum Invariants and Mock Theta Functions

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arxiv 1912.07997 v3 pith:QC27US27 submitted 2019-12-17 math.NT hep-thmath-phmath.GTmath.MP

Three-Manifold Quantum Invariants and Mock Theta Functions

classification math.NT hep-thmath-phmath.GTmath.MP
keywords mockmodularthree-manifoldfirstformsinvariantsquantumramanujan
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Mock modular forms have found applications in numerous branches of mathematical sciences since they were first introduced by Ramanujan nearly a century ago. In this proceeding we highlight a new area where mock modular forms start to play an important role, namely the study of three-manifold invariants. For a certain class of Seifert three-manifolds, we describe a conjecture on the mock modular properties of a recently proposed quantum invariant. As an illustration, we include concrete computations for a specific three-manifold, the Brieskorn sphere $\Sigma(2,3,7)$. This note is partially based on the talk by the first author in the conference "Srinivasa Ramanujan: in celebration of the centenary of his election as FRS" held at the Royal Society in 2018.

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