The CFZ–CS ratios conjecture for averages of zeta-function ratios

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Let AA and BB be sets of complex numbers with real parts smaller than 1/41/4, and let CC and DD be sets of complex numbers with positive real parts smaller than 1/41/4. Set s=1/2+its=1/2+it and define

RA,B,C,D(T):=∫0∞ψ(tT)∏α∈Aζ(s+α)∏β∈Bζ(1−s+β)∏γ∈Cζ(s+γ)∏δ∈Dζ(1−s+δ) dt.\mathcal R_{A,B,C,D}(T):=\int_0^\infty \psi\left(\frac t T\right) \frac{\prod_{\alpha\in A}\zeta(s+\alpha)\prod_{\beta\in B}\zeta(1-s+\beta)}{\prod_{\gamma\in C}\zeta(s+\gamma)\prod_{\delta\in D}\zeta(1-s+\delta)}\,dt.

Let BA,B,C,D(s):=∑n=1∞IA,C(n)IB,D(n)n−s\mathcal B_{A,B,C,D}(s):=\sum_{n=1}^\infty I_{A,C}(n)I_{B,D}(n)n^{-s}, where IA,CI_{A,C} is defined by

∑n=1∞IA,C(n)ns=∏α∈Aζ(s+α)∏γ∈Cζ(s+γ).\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{I_{A,C}(n)}{n^s}=\frac{\prod_{\alpha\in A}\zeta(s+\alpha)}{\prod_{\gamma\in C}\zeta(s+\gamma)}.

The CFZ–CS ratios conjecture. Suppose the sets A,B,C,DA,B,C,D are as above and the imaginary parts of all parameters are O(T1−ξ)O(T^{1-\xi}) for some ξ>0\xi>0. Then, for some η>0\eta>0,

RA,B,C,D(T)=∫0∞ψ(tT)∑U⊂A, V⊂B∣U∣=∣V∣(t2π)−∑α^∈Uα^−∑β^∈Vβ^BA−U+V−,B−V+U−,C,D(1) dt+O(T1−η).\mathcal R_{A,B,C,D}(T)=\int_0^\infty \psi\left(\frac t T\right)\sum_{U\subset A,\,V\subset B\atop |U|=|V|}\left(\frac{t}{2\pi}\right)^{-\sum_{\hat\alpha\in U}\hat\alpha-\sum_{\hat\beta\in V}\hat\beta}\mathcal B_{A-U+V^-,B-V+U^-,C,D}(1)\,dt+O(T^{1-\eta}).

This is the ratios conjecture originally formulated by Conrey, Farmer and Zirnbauer and studied by Conrey and Snaith; the paper relates it to arithmetic correlations and proves that both conjectures imply the same result. Its general status is not established.

References

Primary source

Brian Conrey and Jonathan P. Keating, “Averages of ratios of the Riemann zeta-function and correlations of divisor sums”, arXiv:1611.09198 (2016).

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