Formal logarithmic-derivative coefficients of an ideal Euler product #
An EulerProductData K has at every height-one prime P a canonical local power series
F_P(X) = ∑ e, D(P ^ e) X ^ e.
Its formal logarithm log F_P packages the general prime-power logarithmic expansion, including
coefficient systems whose values at higher prime powers are independent. The series
X * F_P'(X) / F_P(X)
then packages the local coefficients of the negative analytic logarithmic derivative: after
substituting X = N(P) ^ (-s), its coefficient in degree e is multiplied by log N(P).
The identity (X F_P'/F_P) F_P = X F_P' gives a finite recurrence for every coefficient. In
degrees one and two the coefficients are respectively
D(P) and 2 D(P ^ 2) - D(P) ^ 2. For completely multiplicative degree-one data this reduces to
the familiar geometric family χ(P) ^ e, so the general construction agrees with the existing
prime-power logarithmic derivative rather than defining a parallel specialization.
These are formal identities: evaluating the logarithm series and differentiating it termwise are separate analytic questions requiring convergence hypotheses.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.EulerProductData.localLogSeries: the formal logarithm of a local Euler factor.TauCeti.EulerProductData.localLogDerivSeries: the seriesX F_P'/F_P.
Main results #
TauCeti.EulerProductData.sum_antidiagonal_coeff_localLogDerivSeries_eq: the coefficient recurrence determining the local logarithmic derivative.TauCeti.EulerProductData.coeff_localLogDerivSeries_ofMultiplicativeIdealWeight: the specialization to completely multiplicative weights.
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter VII.
- G. Tenenbaum, Introduction to Analytic and Probabilistic Number Theory, Chapter I.2.
The formal logarithm of the local power series of D at P. Its constant coefficient is
zero because coprime multiplicativity fixes the constant coefficient of the local series to be
one.
Equations
- D.localLogSeries P = (D.localPowerSeries P).logOf
Instances For
The local logarithm is the formal logarithm of the local power series.
The local formal logarithmic-derivative series X F_P'(X) / F_P(X). The factor X
aligns degree e with the prime power P ^ e; after substituting X = N(P) ^ (-s), these are
the coefficients of the negative analytic logarithmic derivative before multiplication by
log N(P).
Equations
- D.localLogDerivSeries P = PowerSeries.X * (D.localPowerSeries P).logDeriv
Instances For
The local logarithmic-derivative series is X times the formal logarithmic derivative of
the local power series.
The formal local logarithm has zero constant coefficient.
The degree-zero logarithmic-derivative coefficient vanishes.
The coefficient in positive degree of X (log F_P)' is the degree times the corresponding
coefficient of log F_P.
The local logarithmic derivative is characterized by
(X F_P'/F_P) * F_P = X F_P'.
The local logarithmic-derivative recurrence. If b e is the coefficient of
X F_P'/F_P in degree e, then
sum_(i+j=n) b i * D(P ^ j) = n * D(P ^ n).
Because b 0 = 0 and D(P ^ 0) = 1, this determines b n from the preceding coefficients and
the prime-power data through degree n.
The first local logarithmic-derivative coefficient is the coefficient at P.
The second local logarithmic-derivative coefficient records the first genuinely independent
prime-power datum: it is 2 D(P ^ 2) - D(P) ^ 2.
The local power series of completely multiplicative data is the geometric series with
degree-n coefficient χ(P) ^ n.
For completely multiplicative data, the local formal logarithmic derivative is the geometric
family X * χ(P) * F_P(X).
The degree-n local logarithmic-derivative coefficient of a completely multiplicative
weight is χ(P) ^ n for n > 0, and zero in degree zero.