Moments of the logistic functional E[φ] = ∫ φ(1/2 + iy) ρ(y) dy (the proof notes, §0, §5.1):
E[t^m] = B_m (Bernoulli numbers with B₁ = +1/2, i.e. bernoulli'), and for j ≥ 0, p ≥ 0,
E[(t+j)^{-(p+1)}] = (p+1) (ζ(p+2) − H_j^{(p+2)}).
Both follow from the shift rule E[F(t+1)] − E[F(t)] = F'(1) alone.
The logistic functional.
Equations
- Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.Erho φ = ∫ (y : ℝ), φ (Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.tpt y) * ↑(Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.rho y)
Instances For
theorem
Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.integrable_pow_rho
(m : ℕ)
:
MeasureTheory.Integrable (fun (y : ℝ) => tpt y ^ m * ↑(rho y)) MeasureTheory.volume
The recursion Σ_{k<m} C(m,k) E[t^k] = m.
Polynomial moments: E[t^m] = B_m with B₁ = +1/2.
Poles #
theorem
Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.differentiableOn_invPow
(j p : ℕ)
:
DifferentiableOn ℂ (invPow j p) strip
theorem
Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.polyGrowth_invPow
(j p : ℕ)
:
PolyGrowth (invPow j p) (2 ^ (p + 1)) 0
theorem
Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.integrable_invPow_rho
(j p : ℕ)
:
MeasureTheory.Integrable (fun (y : ℝ) => invPow j p (tpt y) * ↑(rho y)) MeasureTheory.volume
Real p-series tail term 1/(k + j + 1)^s.