Prime sums of a bounded multiplicative weight #
For a completely multiplicative ideal weight w of a number field K, this file names two
Dirichlet series over the height-one primes ๐ญ of ๐ K:
- the prime sum
โ_๐ญ w(๐ญ) N(๐ญ)โปหข,TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.primeSum; - the prime-power sum
โ_{๐ญ, e} (w(๐ญ) N(๐ญ)โปหข) ^ (e + 1) / (e + 1),TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.primePowSum, which onRe s > 1is a logarithm of theL-series ofw.
For a weight bounded by 1, the two differ by at most 2 [K : โ] on real s > 1. If moreover
the L-series agrees on Re s > 1 with a function analytic and nonzero at s = 1, the
prime-power sum is a primitive of its logarithmic derivative, which is continuous at 1; so both
sums stay bounded as s โ 1โบ.
Main results #
TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.norm_primePowSum_sub_primeSum_le: for realt > 1, the prime-power sum differs from the prime sum by at most2 [K : โ].TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.hasDerivAt_primePowSum: onRe z > 1the prime-power sum differentiates to the logarithmic derivative of any function agreeing there with theL-series.TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.exists_norm_primePowSum_leandTauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.exists_norm_primeSum_le: if theL-series continues to a function analytic and nonzero at1, both sums are bounded ast โ 1โบ.
References #
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter VII, ยง13.
The prime sum โ_๐ญ w(๐ญ) N(๐ญ)โปหข of a multiplicative ideal weight, over the height-one primes
of ๐ K.
Instances For
The prime-power sum โ_{๐ญ, e} (w(๐ญ) N(๐ญ)โปหข) ^ (e + 1) / (e + 1) of a multiplicative ideal
weight: the expansion of โ_๐ญ -log (1 - w(๐ญ) N(๐ญ)โปหข) over the height-one primes of ๐ K
and the exponents.
Instances For
The defining sum of TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.primeSum.
The defining sum of TauCeti.MultiplicativeIdealWeight.primePowSum.
A weight bounded by 1 gives an ideal arithmetic function bounded by 1.
For a weight bounded by 1 and real t โฅ 1, the local ratio w(๐ญ) N(๐ญ)โปแต has norm at most
N(๐ญ)โปยน.
The prime-power tail is bounded. For a weight bounded by 1 and real t > 1, the
prime-power sum differs from the prime sum by at most 2 [K : โ].
The prime-power sum is a logarithm of the L-series. For a weight bounded by 1, on
Re z > 1 the prime-power sum differentiates to the logarithmic derivative of any function C
agreeing there with the L-series of w.
A logarithm of a continued L-series stays bounded. If the L-series of a weight bounded
by 1 agrees on Re s > 1 with a function analytic and nonzero at s = 1, then its prime-power
sum is bounded as t โ 1โบ.
The prime sum of a continued L-series stays bounded. If the L-series of a weight
bounded by 1 agrees on Re s > 1 with a function analytic and nonzero at s = 1, then its prime
sum is bounded as t โ 1โบ.