Localization accessibility of Theorem summod5

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The localization method is applied to the functions and congruences described above, with Lα=Lα(0)+Lα(1)L_{\alpha}=L_{\alpha}^{(0)}+L_{\alpha}^{(1)} lying in M(X0(10))\mathcal{M}(\mathrm{X}_0(10)) and satisfying Lα0(mod5α)L_{\alpha}\equiv 0\pmod{5^{\alpha}}. Localization accessibility claim. Theorem summod5 is accessible via the localization method. The authors have not yet proved this application of localization, but believe it is accessible; the claim concerns a possible proof of the relation between the two congruence families.

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Frank G. Garvan, James A. Sellers and Nicolas Allen Smoot, “Old Meets New: Connecting Two Infinite Families of Congruences Modulo Powers of 5 for Generalized Frobenius Partition Functions”, arXiv:2402.18509 (2024).

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