Analytic continuation of the conditionally convergent derivative series #
The natural partial sums converge locally uniformly on re s > 0. Thus their
ordered limit is holomorphic there, and the identity theorem identifies it with
the derivative of the Dirichlet L-function.
Natural partial sums, regarded as entire functions.
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The ordered sum as a function on all of ℂ; outside the right half-plane its
value is immaterial. The dependent proof argument is eliminated by this wrapper.
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- DirichletLConditionalDerivativeAnalyticContinuation.orderedDerivativeFunction χ hχ s = if hs : 0 < s.re then DirichletLConditionalDerivativeSeries.orderedLogDerivativeSeries χ hχ s hs else 0
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The value of the dependent ordered sum does not depend on the proof of
0 < re s. This explicit lemma prevents dependent proof arguments from leaking
into the function-level analytic statements.
A compact-uniform scalar majorant for the explicit Abel tail.
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The natural partial sums converge locally uniformly throughout re s > 0.
The ordered conditional derivative series is holomorphic on the right half-plane.
Analytic continuation identifies the ordered conditionally convergent series with
L' on the whole half-plane re s > 0.