The arithmetic Perron formula #
TauCeti.truncatedPerronKernel is the Perron kernel of a single ratio x. This file applies it
to an absolutely convergent L-series: the integral over the truncated segment of the series
against the Perron integrand is the series of the individual kernels, one for each x / n.
Main results #
TauCeti.integral_LSeries_mul_perronIntegrand: the interchange of the integral with the series.TauCeti.truncatedPerron_LSeries: the truncated summatory formula, as a series of truncated Perron kernels at the ratiosx / n.TauCeti.norm_truncatedPerron_LSeries_sub_sum_le: the off-norm form, comparing the truncated integral with the sharp partial sum∑_{n < x} f n.TauCeti.tendsto_truncatedPerron_LSeries: the limiting form, at every positivex.TauCeti.tsum_mul_perronStep_natCast: the limit at an integer endpoint, where the endpoint enters with the customary half weightf N / 2.TauCeti.tendsto_truncatedPerron_LSeries_natCast: that limit read off directly, as the finite sum belowNtogether withf N / 2.
References #
- H. Davenport, Multiplicative Number Theory, chapter 17, for Perron's formula and the half weight at an integer endpoint.
The interchange. Where the L-series converges absolutely on the line Re s = c, the
integral over the truncated segment of the series times the Perron integrand is the series of the
integrals.
The truncated Perron formula for an L-series. Where the series converges absolutely on
the line Re s = c, the truncated Perron integral of the series is the series of the truncated
Perron kernels at the ratios x / n.
The off-norm arithmetic Perron formula. When x is not a natural number at which f is
nonzero, the truncated integral differs from the sharp partial sum ∑_{n < x} f n by at most the
series of the smoothed-step kernel errors, a series that absolute convergence on the line makes
summable.
The limiting arithmetic Perron formula. As the truncation height grows the integral tends
to the series of sharp steps ∑' n, f n * perronStep (x / n). This holds at every positive x,
integer endpoints included; TauCeti.tsum_mul_perronStep_natCast evaluates the limit there.
The half weight at an integer endpoint. At x = N the step series is the partial sum
below N together with the customary half of the endpoint term.
The arithmetic Perron formula at an integer endpoint. At x = N the truncated integral
tends to the sum of f below N together with half of the endpoint term.