Paajanen's abscissa formula for normal zeta functions of class-two Lie rings

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Let LL be a class-22-nilpotent Lie ring with rk⁡(L/L′)=d\operatorname{rk}(L/L')=d, rk⁡(Z(L))=m\operatorname{rk}(Z(L))=m, and rk⁡(L/Z(L))=r\operatorname{rk}(L/Z(L))=r. Let α◃\alpha^{\triangleleft} be the abscissa of convergence of the normal-subring zeta function ζL◃(s)\zeta^{\triangleleft}_L(s). Paajanen's abscissa formula.

α◃=max⁡k∈[m]{d,k(m+d−k)+1r+k}.\alpha^{\triangleleft}=\max_{k\in[m]}\left\{d,\frac{k(m+d-k)+1}{r+k}\right\}.

The source records that the lower bound for α◃\alpha^{\triangleleft} was proved by Paajanen, and the displayed equality is therefore presented as resolved rather than open.

References

Primary source

Christopher Voll, “A newcomer's guide to zeta functions of groups and rings”, arXiv:0906.1832 (2009).

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