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Abstract
É. Ghys proved that the linking numbers of modular knots and the "missing" trefoil in coincide with the values of a highly ubiquitous function called the Rademacher symbol for . In this article, we replace by the triangle group for any coprime pair (p, q) of integers with . We invoke the theory of harmonic Maass forms for to introduce the notion of the Rademacher symbol , and provide several characterizations. Among other things, we generalize Ghys's theorem for modular knots around any "missing" torus knot in and in a lens space.
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