The 3-4-1 bound for the Euler products of unitary ideal weights #
Let χ be a unitary ideal weight of a number field K, and let χ₀ be a weight that is trivial
on its good ideals and whose bad primes are among those of χ — for instance the trivial weight,
whose L-series is the Dedekind zeta function ζ_K. For real σ > 1 and real t, this file
proves the classical 3-4-1 inequality
1 ≤ ‖L(χ₀, σ) ^ 3 * L(χ, σ + it) ^ 4 * L(χ², σ + 2it)‖,
where each L-series is the LSeries of the norm coefficients of the weight. It is the
positivity input for nonvanishing on the line Re s = 1, and is exactly the bound hypothesis of
the analytic criterion TauCeti.LSeries.ne_zero_of_threeFourOne: a continuation of L(χ, ·)
that is differentiable at 1 + it does not vanish there, provided L(χ₀, σ) = O((σ - 1)⁻¹) as
σ → 1⁺ and L(χ², ·) continues continuously to 1 + 2it.
Main results #
TauCeti.UnitaryIdealWeight.norm_LSeries_threeFourOne_ge_one: the3-4-1bound for a unitary weightχagainst a weightχ₀trivial on its good ideals, with bad primes among those ofχ.TauCeti.UnitaryIdealWeight.norm_dedekindZeta_threeFourOne_ge_one: the caseχ₀ = 1, where the first factor is the Dedekind zeta function.TauCeti.UnitaryIdealWeight.ne_zero_of_eqOn_LSeries: the resulting nonvanishing criterion on the lineRe s = 1, for continuations of theL-series ofχand ofχ².
References #
- H. Davenport, Multiplicative Number Theory, Chapter 4.
- The global argument is that of Mathlib's
DirichletCharacter.norm_LSeries_product_ge_oneinMathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/Nonvanishing.lean, by Michael Stoll and David Loeffler, with unitary ideal weights of a number field in place of Dirichlet characters.
The 3-4-1 bound for unitary ideal weights. Let χ be a unitary weight and χ₀ a
weight that is trivial on its good ideals, with every bad prime of χ₀ a bad prime of χ. For
real σ > 1 and real t, the L-series of χ₀ at σ cubed, times that of χ at σ + it to
the fourth power, times that of χ² at σ + 2it, has norm at least one.
The 3-4-1 bound against the Dedekind zeta function. For every unitary weight χ, real
σ > 1 and real t, 1 ≤ ‖ζ_K(σ) ^ 3 * L(χ, σ + it) ^ 4 * L(χ², σ + 2it)‖.
The 3-4-1 nonvanishing criterion for a unitary weight. Let χ be a unitary weight and
s a point with Re s = 1. If f is complex differentiable at s and f₂ is continuous at
2s - 1, and they agree on Re z > 1 with the L-series of χ and of its pointwise square
χ² respectively, then f s ≠ 0.