The Weierstrass σ- and ζ-functions #
Statements from chapter 1 of Milla, A detailed proof of the Chudnovsky formula with means
of a basic first year approach (arXiv:1809.00533v6, file 060_ElliptFunct.tex):
PeriodPair.weierstrassSigma: the Weierstrass σ-functionσ(z; L) = z·∏_{ω ∈ L, ω ≠ 0} (1 - z/ω)·exp(z/ω + z²/(2ω²))(paper Def.defisigma);PeriodPair.weierstrassZeta: the Weierstrass ζ-functionζ(z; L) = 1/z + ∑_{ω ∈ L, ω ≠ 0} (1/(z-ω) + 1/ω + z/ω²)(paper Def.defizeta);- convergence statements (paper Rem.
bemsigma), oddness of σ and ζ (papersigmaodd), the location and simplicity of the zeros of σ (paper Rem.bemsigma),ζ = σ'/σ(paper Def.defizeta) andζ' = -℘(paper Def.defiwp).
All nontrivial proofs are sorry-ed for now; this file pins the statements.
The Weierstrass σ-function of the lattice L (paper Def. defisigma):
σ(z; L) = z·∏_{ω ∈ L, ω ≠ 0} (1 - z/ω)·exp(z/ω + z²/(2ω²)).
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The Weierstrass ζ-function of the lattice L (paper Def. defizeta):
ζ(z; L) = 1/z + ∑_{ω ∈ L, ω ≠ 0} (1/(z-ω) + 1/ω + z/ω²).
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Helper lemmas #
Convergence (paper Rem. bemsigma) #
The σ-product converges for every z.
The σ-product converges locally uniformly on ℂ.
The ζ-series converges away from the lattice.
The ζ-series converges locally uniformly away from the lattice.
Basic properties #
σ is an entire function.
ζ is holomorphic away from the lattice.
σ is an odd function (paper Prop. sigmaodd).
ζ is an odd function.
Zeros of σ (paper Rem. bemsigma) #
The zeros of σ are exactly the lattice points.
The zeros of σ at the lattice points are simple (order 1).
The logarithmic derivative and ζ' = -℘ #
ζ is the logarithmic derivative of σ (paper Def. defizeta).
℘ is the negative derivative of ζ (paper Def. defiwp).