Class sums and their continuous limits #
For p = 2m + 1 and 0 ≤ v, v' < p put, for 1 ≤ c ≤ m,
a_c = [c ≤ v] + [p - v ≤ c] and a'_c = [c ≤ v'] + [p - v' ≤ c].
Every function h of (a_c, a'_c) is a combination of the products of the interval indicators
1 = [1 ≤ c ≤ m], A = [c ≤ v], E = [p - v ≤ c], so ∑_c h(a_c, a'_c) is a combination of
nine interval counts. Each count is within 5/2 of p times its continuous analogue, where
v/p = f, v'/p = g.
We also prove SX p X c = 2 ⌊X/p⌋ + a_c(X mod p).
The interval indicator.
Equations
- Zeta5Irrational.ivInd p m v i c = if Zeta5Irrational.ivLo p v i ≤ c ∧ c ≤ Zeta5Irrational.ivHi m v i then 1 else 0
Instances For
The continuous analogue of an interval count.
Equations
- Zeta5Irrational.ccount f g i j = max 0 (min (min (Zeta5Irrational.cvHi f i) (Zeta5Irrational.cvHi g j)) (1 / 2) - max (max (Zeta5Irrational.cvLo f i) (Zeta5Irrational.cvLo g j)) 0)