The discriminant dual-pair conjecture for umbral modules

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Let H(ℓ)H^{(\ell)} be an umbral vector-valued mock modular form, let DD be a discriminant of H(ℓ)H^{(\ell)}, and let Kr,−D/4ℓ(ℓ)K^{(\ell)}_{r,-D/4\ell} be the corresponding representation of G(ℓ)G^{(\ell)}. Suppose that D=−nλ2D=-n\lambda^2 for some integer λ\lambda, where nn is of the type considered in the source. A dual pair means a pair of dual irreducible representations, both of type nn, occurring as irreducible constituents. Discriminant dual-pair conjecture. The representation Kr,−D/4ℓ(ℓ)K^{(\ell)}_{r,-D/4\ell} contains at least one dual pair of irreducible representations of type nn. The conjecture extends the preceding proposition from the smallest relevant discriminants to all discriminants of this form; it remains open in the source.

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

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