Conjecture on the mean square of the zeta-zero ordinate sum

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Let G(s)G(s) be the function considered above, and let TT tend to infinity. Mean-square conjecture.

∫1T∣G(12+it)∣2 dt≍Tlog⁡2T.\int_1^T \left|G\left(\frac{1}{2}+it\right)\right|^2\,dt \asymp T\log^2 T.

The preceding theorem gives the unconditional bounds Tlog⁡2T≪∫1T∣G(12+it)∣2 dt≪Tlog⁡2Tlog⁡log⁡TT\log^2 T\ll\int_1^T|G(\frac12+it)|^2\,dt\ll T\log^2T\sqrt{\log\log T}; the conjecture predicts removal of the extra factor log⁡log⁡T\sqrt{\log\log T} and is motivated by the expected regularity of the zeta-zero ordinates.

References

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Andriy Bondarenko, Aleksandar Ivić, Eero Saksman and Kristian Seip, “On certain sums over ordinates of zeta-zeros II”, arXiv:1808.01763 (2018).

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