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摘要
Keiper [1] 和 Li [2] 分别就黎曼假设与黎曼zeta 函数零点幂上和的性质之间的联系进行了研究。在此,我们考虑对这一准则进行重构,以处理对称函数 ξ(s) 在 s = 1/2 处的高阶导数ξr,已知所有ξr 均为正数。重构准则要求了解两个项的渐近特性,其中一个是ξr 的无限和。这需要利用已知的 ξr 的渐近展开来研究,渐近展开给出了和的位置,即两个参数之间的关系。这种关系需要反演,我们用广义朗伯函数证明了这一点。因此,我们可以精确地得到无限和值的渐近表达式。
The Keiper-Li Criterion for the Riemann Hypothesis and Generalized Lambert Functions
Keiper [1] and Li [2] published independent investigations of the connection between the Riemann hypothesis and the properties of sums over powers of zeros of the Riemann zeta function. Here we consider a reframing of the criterion, to work with higher-order derivatives ξr of the symmetrized function ξ(s) at s = 1/2, with all ξr known to be positive. The reframed criterion requires knowledge of the asymptotic properties of two terms, one being an infinite sum over the ξr. This is studied using known asymptotic expansions for the ξr, which give the location of the summand as a relationship between two parameters. This relationship needs to be inverted, which we show can be done exactly using a generalized Lambert function. The result enables an accurate asymptotic expression for the value of the infinite sum.