Mellin continuation of a nonprincipal character pair #
This modern analytic argument identifies the Mellin integral of the actual
convolution of two nonprincipal characters with the product of their
L-functions on Re s > 1/2. No primitivity or quadraticity is needed.
In particular the value at one is the actual L-value product, not a
formal or absolutely convergent harmonic series.
The actual pair summatory function at a real endpoint.
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- ψ.characterPairSummatory η t = ∑ n ∈ Finset.Icc 1 ⌊t⌋₊, ((toArithmeticFunction fun (x : ℕ) => ψ ↑x) * toArithmeticFunction fun (x : ℕ) => η ↑x) n
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The kernel whose integral continues the pair Dirichlet series.
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- ψ.characterPairKernel η s t = ψ.characterPairSummatory η t * ↑t ^ (-(s + 1))
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The genuinely convergent integral used for the continuation.
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- ψ.characterPairIntegral η s = ∫ (t : ℝ) in Set.Ioi 1, ψ.characterPairKernel η s t
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Cutoff of the actual summatory function for the Mellin transform.
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- ψ.characterPairCutoff η = (Set.Ioi 1).indicator (ψ.characterPairSummatory η)
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Absolute integrability of the summatory kernel, not of the harmonic series.
Identification on the absolute-convergence half-plane.
The actual product identity throughout Re s > 1/2, obtained by analytic
continuation of the convergent Mellin integral.
At one, the Mellin integral is exactly the genuine product of L-values.