Continuity and piecewise real-analyticity of the infimum function

Let IG(σ)\mathfrak{I}_{\mathcal{G}}(\sigma) be the infimum function associated with the optimization problem in the paper, where σ\sigma is the parameter.

Continuity and real-analyticity conjecture. The function IG(σ)\mathfrak{I}_{\mathcal{G}}(\sigma) is continuous in σ\sigma and is real-analytic except at integers and half-integers.

The paper proves that this infimum function is strictly decreasing and proposes the stated regularity as a direction for future work. Its continuity and real-analyticity away from the specified exceptional points remain open in the source.

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Jesse Freeman, “Fredholm Theory and Optimal Test Functions for Detecting Central Point Vanishing Over Families of L-functions”, arXiv:1708.01588 (2017).

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