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Robert C. Rhoades
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We discuss the problem of the vanishing of Poincare series. This problem is known to be related to the existence of weakly holomorphic forms with prescribed principal part. The obstruction to the existence is related to the pseudomodularity of Ramanujans mock theta functions. We embed the space of weakly holomorphic modular forms into the larger space of harmonic weak Maass forms. From this perspective we discuss the linear relations between Poincare series and the connection to Ramanujans mock theta functions.
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