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Thursday, October 31, 2019

Entry 50

Level 24, Part 1. We can find multiple triples (a,b,c), but Level 24 is unusual since two have the special property a1b1c1=a2b2c2 Naturally, these also form linear dependencies but involve non-monster functions. However, if we combine the two, plus some level 12 functions, then there is a relationship with only monster functions. Define dk=η(kτ) with the Dedekind eta function η(τ). Then (d6d12d2d4)(d1d8d3d24)2+1=(d1d8d2d4)(d6d12d3d24)3(d6d12d2d4)(d1d8d3d24)2+3=(d2d4)2d1d3d8d24 Expressed as the triple of eta quotients (a,b,c) such that a+1=ba+3=c so (m,n)=(1,3). Then abc=(d1d6d8d12d2d3d4d24)4bca=(d2d4d6d12d1d3d8d24)2=T24Bacb=(d2d4d6d12)2 where (a,b,c) are the McKay-Thompson series of class 24C (A206298). They obey bca=a+3a+4 (4abc+bca)+2a=abc+bca+acb However, this is not one of the 9 linear dependencies by Conway et al since one of the terms, namely (abc), is not a moonshine function. But the (bca) term is the McKay-Thompson series of class 24B (A212771) and also appears in Part 2.

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