| Abstract | 
	  	
		  | [an error occurred while processing this directive] Motivated by the result of Rankin for
  representations of integers as sums of squares, we use a
  decomposition of a modular form into a particular Eisenstein
  series and a cusp form to show that the number of ways of
  representing a positive integer n as
  the sum of k triangular numbers is
  asymptotically equivalent to the modified divisor function
  σ2k−1♯(2n +
  k). | 
	  	
		  | Keywords
				modular form, triangular number, asymptotics
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		  | Mathematical Subject ClassificationPrimary: 11F11 | 
	  	 
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