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Product Representation of Dyon Partition Function in CHL Models

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arxiv hep-th/0602254 v4 pith:5TVYQTK6 submitted 2006-02-24 hep-th math.AG

Justin R. David , Dileep P. Jatkar , Ashoke Sen This is my paper · ORCID
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A formula for the exact partition function of 1/4 BPS dyons in a class of CHL models has been proposed earlier. The formula involves inverse of Siegel modular forms of subgroups of Sp(2,Z). In this paper we propose product formulae for these modular forms. This generalizes the result of Borcherds and Gritsenko and Nikulin for the weight 10 cusp form of the full Sp(2,Z) group.

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