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Spectral Zeta Continuation

Abstract

Linear spectral density continues the spectral zeta function with residue c.

Theorem 1.1 (Linear density continues the spectral zeta function).

Proof. Machine-checked in Lean as D5/S3/Analytic/Asymptotics/SpectralZetaContinuation.linear_density_spectral_zeta_continuation (✓ std3). ∎

Source. Repository-derived.

Commentary.

Let lambda be a positive strictly increasing real spectrum with finite sublevel sets. Its counting function N_lambda(u) is the cardinality of the indices whose spectral value is at most u, and the stated density hypothesis is N_lambda(u)-c u=O(1) at infinity.

The Lean sequence is zero-indexed: its term lambda(0) carries the source term lambda_1. Thus the displayed sum over natural indices is the source series Z_lambda(s)=sum_{n at least 1} lambda_n^{-s} under the canonical index shift.

The named function continuedSpectralZeta(lambda,c) is meromorphic on the open half-plane Re(s)>0 and agrees with the spectral Dirichlet series at every point of its original half-plane Re(s)>1. Both clauses are present in the Lean continuation predicate.

Its residue at s=1 is represented by the exact punctured-neighborhood limit of (s-1) times the continuation, which tends to c. This is a direct-theorem-layer consequence of the local density assumptions and uses no Riemann hypothesis or other unproved conjecture.

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