Several sums over lattices, for example the Riemann zeta function, may be defined using only absolute convergence and rudimentary algebra. The `analytic meaning´ of an algebraically defined sum is then explained by the Poisson summation formula.
Friday, November 21, 2014 - 3:15pm
U. Chicago and IAS
Several sums over lattices, for example the Riemann zeta function, may be defined using only absolute convergence and rudimentary algebra. The `analytic meaning´ of an algebraically defined sum is then explained by the Poisson summation formula.