Jacobi Triple Product
المؤلف:
Andrews, G. E
المصدر:
q-Series: Their Development and Application in Analysis, Number Theory, Combinatorics, Physics, and Computer Algebra. Providence, RI: Amer. Math. Soc.
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Jacobi Triple Product
The Jacobi triple product is the beautiful identity
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(1)
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In terms of the Q-functions, (1) is written
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(2)
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which is one of the two Jacobi identities. In q-series notation, the Jacobi triple product identity is written
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(3)
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for 
and 
(Gasper and Rahman 1990, p. 12; Leininger and Milne 1999). Another form of the identity is
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(4)
|
(Hirschhorn 1999).
Dividing (4) by 
and letting 
gives the limiting case
(Jacobi 1829; Hardy and Wright 1979; Hardy 1999, p. 87; Hirschhorn 1999; Leininger and Milne 1999).
For the special case of 
, (◇) becomes
where 
is a Jacobi elliptic function. In terms of the two-variable Ramanujan theta function 
, the Jacobi triple product is equivalent to
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(11)
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(Berndt et al. 2000).
One method of proof for the Jacobi identity proceeds by defining the function
Then
Taking (14) 
(13),
which yields the fundamental relation
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(17)
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Now define
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(18)
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(19)
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Using (17), (19) becomes
so
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(22)
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Expand 
in a Laurent series. Since 
is an even function, the Laurent series contains only even terms.
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(23)
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Equation (22) then requires that
This can be re-indexed with 
on the left side of (25)
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(26)
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which provides a recurrence relation
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(27)
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so
The exponent grows greater by 
for each increase in 
of 1. It is given by
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(31)
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Therefore,
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(32)
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This means that
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(33)
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The coefficient 
must be determined by going back to (◇) and (◇) and letting 
. Then
since multiplication is associative. It is clear from this expression that the 
term must be 1, because all other terms will contain higher powers of 
. Therefore,
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(39)
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so we have the Jacobi triple product,
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