The division conjecture for mixed arithmetic Gevrey functions

A mixed function is a formal series

Ψ(z)=F(z)+f(1/z),\Psi(z)=F(z)+\mathfrak{f}(1/z),

where FF is an EE-function and f\mathfrak{f} is an arithmetic Gevrey function. For a non-anti-Stokes direction θ\theta, write Ψθ\Psi_\theta for the corresponding sectorial function. Division conjecture for mixed functions. If θ(π/2,π/2)\theta\in(-\pi/2,\pi/2) and Ψθ(1)=0\Psi_\theta(1)=0, then

Ψ(z)z1\frac{\Psi(z)}{z-1}

is a mixed function. This conjecture is stated as implying both the division conjecture for arithmetic Gevrey functions and the earlier conjecture in the paper; the source does not report a resolution.

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Primary source

Stéphane Fischler and Tanguy Rivoal, “Relations between values of arithmetic Gevrey series, and applications to values of the Gamma function”, arXiv:2301.13518 (2023).

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