Conjecture on the maximal order of derivatives of the Riemann zeta function

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Let ell∈Nell\in\mathbb N be fixed, and let TT tend to infinity. Consider the derivatives of the Riemann zeta function on the line Re(s)=1Re(s)=1.

Maximal-order conjecture.

max⁡T≤t≤2T∣ζ(ℓ)(1+it)∣∼Yℓ(log⁡2T)ℓ+1.\max_{T\leq t\leq2T}\left|\zeta^{(\ell)}(1+\mathrm{i}t)\right|\sim Y_{\ell}(\log_2T)^{\ell+1}.

The constant YℓY_{\ell} is not defined in the supplied conjecture span; the surrounding text earlier defines Yℓ=∫0∞uℓρ(u) duY_{\ell}=\int_0^{\infty}u^{\ell}\rho(u)\,du using the Dickman function ρ\rho. This predicts the precise leading constant for the maximal size of the ellellth zeta derivative near the 11-line, beyond the upper bounds described earlier; the supplied text does not specify whether it has been resolved.

References

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Zikang Dong, Yutong Song, Weijia Wang and Hao Zhang, “On derivatives of zeta and L-functions near the 1-line”, arXiv:2312.12199 (2023).

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