The identity relating the double Lambert series to D2(q)D1(q)D_2(q)-D_1(q)

Let Y(q)Y(q) be the double Lambert series defined by

Y(q):=m,n1(q)2mn+m(1+qm)(1q2m1),q<1,Y(q):=\sum_{m,n\geqslant 1} \frac{(-q)^{2mn+m}}{(1+q^m)(1-q^{2m-1})}, \qquad |q|<1,

and let D1(q)D_1(q) and D2(q)D_2(q) denote the functions defined earlier in the paper. In particular, the identity is considered in the paper's notation.

Identity conjecture.

Y(q)=D2(q)D1(q).Y(q)=D_2(q)-D_1(q).

The paper presents this as a conjecture in its future-work section and says that proving it by a more elementary method would simplify the proof of the preceding conjecture. Because the supplied context does not define D1(q)D_1(q) and D2(q)D_2(q), the precise formulation should be checked against the full paper.

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Primary source

Qianwen Fang, “On the Double Lambert Series Conjecture of Andrews-Dixit–Schultz-Yee”, arXiv:2604.06242 (2026).

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