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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ArithmeticDirichletSeries.Prime.IdealZetaSum

The all-prime Dirichlet sum is log (1 / (s - 1)) + O(1) #

For a number field K, write P(s) = βˆ‘_𝔭 N(𝔭) ^ (-s) for the sum over all height-one primes of π“ž K, which is NumberField.Set.primeIdealZetaSum Set.univ s. This file proves that P(s) = log (1 / (s - 1)) + O(1) as s β†’ 1⁺, and hence that Mathlib's ratio-normalized NumberField.Set.HasDirichletDensity agrees with the logarithmically normalized density.

The proof has two inputs, and neither suffices alone.

Main results #

References #

The prime sum is at most log ΞΆ_K(s). For real s > 1, the sum of N(𝔭) ^ (-s) over all height-one primes is at most the real logarithm of ΞΆ_K(s).

log ΞΆ_K(s) exceeds the prime sum by at most 2 [K : β„š]. For real s > 1, the real logarithm of ΞΆ_K(s) is at most the all-prime sum at s plus 2 [K : β„š], a constant independent of s that bounds the contribution of the higher prime powers.

The residue and the logarithmic normalization #

log ΞΆ_K(s) = log (1 / (s - 1)) + log ΞΊ_K + o(1). As s β†’ 1⁺, the difference between the real logarithm of ΞΆ_K(s) and log (1 / (s - 1)) tends to the logarithm of the residue NumberField.dedekindZeta_residue K. This is the logarithm of Mathlib's class number formula NumberField.tendsto_sub_one_mul_dedekindZeta_nhdsGT.

The all-prime normalization. As s β†’ 1⁺, the sum of N(𝔭) ^ (-s) over all height-one primes of π“ž K is log (1 / (s - 1)) + O(1).

The all-prime sum diverges at 1. The sum of N(𝔭) ^ (-s) over all height-one primes of π“ž K tends to +∞ as s β†’ 1⁺.

The all-prime sum is asymptotic to log (1 / (s - 1)). The ratio of the sum of N(𝔭) ^ (-s) over all height-one primes of π“ž K to log (1 / (s - 1)) tends to 1 as s β†’ 1⁺.

Dirichlet density in logarithmic normalization. A set S of height-one primes of π“ž K has Dirichlet density Ξ΄, defined as the limit of P_S(s) / P(s) with P the all-prime sum, exactly when P_S(s) / log (1 / (s - 1)) tends to Ξ΄ as s β†’ 1⁺.

The prime-ideal zeta sum as a complex indicator sum. For real t, the sum P_S(t) of N(𝔭) ^ (-t) over S, cast to β„‚, is the sum over all height-one primes of the indicator of S divided by N(𝔭) ^ t.