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A $q$-microscope for mock-theta denominator patterns
We give a systematic creative-microscoping treatment of truncated basic hypergeometric sums attached to three classical third-order mock theta denominator patterns, represented by $ϕ(q)$, $ω(q)$, and $ν(q)$. The main conceptual point is that these denominator patterns naturally admit exact finite th
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