Conditional convergence of the derivative Dirichlet series #
This module combines the exact finite Abel identity, the modulus bound for character prefix sums, and the total-variation estimate for the logarithmic cpow weight.
On positive natural numbers, the real-logarithm definition of logCpowWeight
is exactly the complex-logarithm weight occurring in finite Abel summation.
Exact finite Abel identity, stated with logCpowWeight.
Uniform finite-tail estimate for the logarithmic derivative weight.
The endpoint logarithmic cpow weight tends to zero throughout re s > 0.
The explicit variation budget also vanishes at infinity.
The ordinary ordered partial sums form a Cauchy sequence. This is the correct notion of conditional convergence for a series indexed in its natural order.
Existence of the naturally ordered conditional sum.
The canonical value of the conditionally convergent logarithmic derivative series,
defined by taking its partial sums in the natural order. The convergence hypotheses are
arguments of the definition so that no unordered tsum is used in the conditional range.
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The naturally ordered partial sums converge to orderedLogDerivativeSeries.
Explicit tail bound for the canonical naturally ordered sum.
In the half-plane of absolute convergence, the canonical naturally ordered sum
is the derivative of the analytically continued Dirichlet L-function.