Kionke's conjecture on the Weil abscissa of procyclic groups

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Let SS be a non-empty subset of the set of prime numbers, and let HS=∏p∈SZpH_S=\prod_{p\in S}\mathbb{Z}_p, where Zp\mathbb{Z}_p is the additive group of pp-adic integers. Define the shifted partial Riemann zeta function by

ζS(s−1):=∏p∈S11−p−s+1.\zeta_S(s-1):=\prod_{p\in S}\frac{1}{1-p^{-s+1}}.

Kionke's conjecture. The shifted partial Riemann zeta function ζS(s−1)\zeta_S(s-1) has the same abscissa of convergence as the Weil representation zeta function ζHSW(s)\zeta^W_{H_S}(s). This is one of three equalities predicted by Conjecture A of Kionke for the Weil abscissa of procyclic profinite abelian groups. The supplied text does not state whether this equality has been resolved.

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Martin Jann and Steffen Kionke, “Primes represented by quadratic forms and the Weil abscissa of abelian profinite groups”, arXiv:2602.09797 (2026).

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