Let k,N be positive integers and set n=⌊N/2⌋. For 1≤a,b≤N−1, let Cab be the Cartan integers of AN−1, and define Mi(a)=mi(a)+⋯+mk−1(a). Let ρ⋆=(0,1,…,n−1) and let ρ denote the vector used in the odd-N identity. The sums are over v∈Zn satisfying the stated congruence conditions, and (q)r, (q2;q2)r, ξ, and χ have the meanings defined in the source. Unified even-modulus eta-function conjecture. The two expressions in the source are equal:
∑∏a=1N−1(∏i=1k−2(q)mi(a))(q2;q2)mk−1(a)q21∑a,b=1N−1∑i=1k−1CabMi(a)Mi(b)=(q)∞N(N−1)/21∑ξ(v/ρ⋆)(−1)2k+N−2∣v∣−∣ρ⋆∣q2(2k+N−2)∣∣v∣∣2−∣∣ρ⋆∣∣2
for even N, with vi≡ρi⋆(mod2k+N−2), and
(q)∞N(N−1)/21∑χ(v/ρ)q2(2k+N−2)∣∣v∣∣2−∣∣ρ∣∣2
for odd N, with vi≡ρi(mod2k+N−2). This conjecture unifies Bressoud's identity for p=k with Macdonald's eta-function identities; the source gives no general proof, so the claim remains open.