I would like to evaluate the infinite sum $$\sum_n \exp \left( \frac{i\pi}{a} (n-x)^2\right)$$ where $x,a\in \mathbb R$.
For certain values of $a$ it becomes a Delta comb of various frequencies, however I can't figure out a general expression
I would like to evaluate the infinite sum $$\sum_n \exp \left( \frac{i\pi}{a} (n-x)^2\right)$$ where $x,a\in \mathbb R$.
For certain values of $a$ it becomes a Delta comb of various frequencies, however I can't figure out a general expression
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