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$M$ of type Sol in terms of the glueing homeomorphism for the bundle.

One can reformulate the previous theorem stating that
$\sum_{n>0}\Lk(\partial C_n,c) q^n$ is a "mixed Mock modular form"
$\sum_{n>0}\Lk(\partial C_n,c) q^n$ is a ``mixed Mock modular form''
of weight $2$; it is the product of a Mock modular form of weight
$3/2$ with a unary theta series. Such forms, which originate with
the famous Ramanujan Mock theta functions, have recently generated
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\subsubsection*{Relation to the work of Hirzebruch and Zagier}

In their seminal paper \cite{HZ}, Hirzebruch-Zagier provided a map
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$T_n^c \cdot T_m = (T_n \cdot T_m)_X + ({T}_n \cdot {T}_m)_{\infty}$,
where $(T_n \cdot T_m)_X $ is the geometric intersection number of
$T_n$ and $T_m$ in the interior of $X$ and $({T}_n \cdot {T}_m)_{\infty}$
which they called the "contribution from infinity". They then proved
which they called the ``contribution from infinity''. They then proved
both generating functions $\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} (T_n \cdot T_m)_X
q^n$ and $\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} (T_n \cdot T_m)_{\infty} q^n$ are
the holomorphic parts of two non-holomorphic forms $F_X$ and
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