The umbral moonshine Rademacher-sum conjecture

Let Λ={2,3,4,5,7,13}\Lambda=\{2,3,4,5,7,13\}, let G()G^{(\ell)} be the corresponding umbral group, and let Hg()H^{(\ell)}_g be its vector-valued mock modular McKay–Thompson series. For gG()g\in G^{(\ell)}, let ngn_g and hgh_g be the associated positive integers, and let Rnh()R^{(\ell)}_{n|h} denote the regularized vector-valued Rademacher sum for the weight-1/21/2 action on (1)(\ell-1)-component functions. Umbral moonshine conjecture. For every Λ\ell\in\Lambda and gG()g\in G^{(\ell)},

Hg()=Rnh(),n=ng,h=hg,H^{(\ell)}_g=R^{(\ell)}_{n|h},\qquad n=n_g,\quad h=h_g,

where

Rnh()=Reg(γΓ\Γ0(n)(2q1/400)1/2,nhγ).R^{(\ell)}_{n|h}=\operatorname{Reg}\left(\sum_{\gamma\in\Gamma_{\infty}\backslash\Gamma_0(n)}\left.\begin{pmatrix}-2q^{-1/4\ell}\\0\vdots\\0\end{pmatrix}\right|_{1/2,n|h}\gamma\right).

The conjecture extends the Mathieu-group Rademacher-sum description to all umbral groups; its general validity is not established in the source.

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Primary source

Miranda C. N. Cheng, John F. R. Duncan and Jeffrey A. Harvey, “Umbral Moonshine”, arXiv:1204.2779 (2013).

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