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On the Number of Ways a Natural Number Can Be Written in the Form $7a^2 + b^2$
We derive q-identities giving the infinite product representation of certain
q-series related to divisor functions. Using the infinite product
representation, we are able to arrive at the formula which gives us the number
of ways a natural number can be written in the form $7a^2 + b^2$.