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    Analogue of Ramanujan's function k(Ï„)k(\tau) for the continued fraction of order six

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    The Ramanujan's k(Ï„)k(\tau) function is defined as k(Ï„)=r(Ï„)r(2Ï„)2k(\tau)=r(\tau)r(2\tau)^2, where r(Ï„)r(\tau) is the Rogers-Ramanujan continued fraction. Inspired by the recent work of Park (2023) about the analogue of function k(Ï„)k(\tau) for the Ramanujan cubic continued fraction, we study certain modular and arithmetic properties of the function w(Ï„)=X(Ï„)X(3Ï„)w(\tau) = X(\tau)X(3\tau), where X(Ï„)X(\tau) is the continued fraction of order six introduced by Vasuki, Bhaskar and Sharath (2010). We consider w(Ï„)w(\tau) to be an analogue of k(Ï„)k(\tau) for the continued fraction X(Ï„)X(\tau)
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