Real harmonic truncations for quadratic Dirichlet L-values #
This module turns the natural-order Abel theory into a finite, real-valued
approximation to L(1, χ). It is the first elementary reduction used in the
large-conductor Landau--Siegel argument: after this point the missing input is
a lower bound for an explicit finite quadratic-character harmonic sum.
The real harmonic truncation of a Dirichlet character at m. Keeping the
finite sum in cpowWeight form makes its relation with the already established
natural-order conditional series literal.
Equations
- χ.quadraticHarmonicTruncation m = (∑ n ∈ Finset.range m, DirichletLAbelWeightVariation.cpowWeight 1 ↑n * χ ↑n).re
Instances For
A finite harmonic truncation of a quadratic character is itself real as a
complex number. This uses the pointwise quadratic reality of the character,
not positivity of L(1, χ).
Abel truncation at the real point 1: the error in approximating a
nonprincipal Dirichlet L-value by its first m natural terms is at most
2q/m.
Real form of the quadratic harmonic truncation theorem. It exposes the
precise finite inequality that a classical large-conductor Siegel argument
must strengthen: any lower bound for the displayed finite sum transfers to
Re L(1, χ) with the explicit loss 2q/m.
One-sided transfer from a finite harmonic-sum estimate to L(1, χ).
This is convenient for the next large-conductor lower-bound module.