Summability of ∑ analyticOrderNatAt(f, ρ) / ‖ρ‖² from order-≤1 bounds #
This is the multiplicity-aware analogue of Summability.lean: we weight each zero ρ by its
vanishing order analyticOrderNatAt f ρ.
The key input is the Jensen/divisor bound upgraded to multiplicities
(ZeroCounting.sum_zeros_multiplicity_le_of_max_one_maxModulus) and the derived O(r^(1+ε))
bound in TailEstimates.sum_multiplicity_zeros_le_rpow.
Dyadic ball finsets (no summability hypothesis) #
The finite set of indexed zeros of an entire function in the closed disk of radius 2 ^ n.
Equations
- Hadamard.OrderOne.zerosBallFinsetOfEntire hf_entire Z h_zeros_only h_inj h_z_ne_zero n = ⋯.toFinset
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Main summability lemma #
General-order summability at exponent p + 1 #
Summability of ∑ ord_ρ(f) / ‖ρ‖^(p+1) from order f ≤ lam where
p = ⌊lam⌋₊.
This is the general-order analogue of
summable_analyticOrderNatAt_div_norm_sq_of_order_le_one: given
order f ≤ lam, the multiplicity-weighted sum converges at the exponent
⌊lam⌋₊ + 1 (which is strictly greater than lam, giving a geometric decay
ratio < 1).
The proof uses the weighted dyadic shell argument with:
εcount := (p + 1 - lam) / 2in place ofεcount := 1/2, ensuringlam + εcount < p + 1so thatq := 2 ^ ((lam + εcount) - (p + 1))is in(0, 1);- the exponent
p + 1in place of2; - the generalized weighted counting bound
sum_multiplicity_zeros_le_rpow_of_order_lein place ofsum_multiplicity_zeros_le_rpow.