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|a Analytic Continuation of Dirichlet Series with Almost Periodic Coefficients
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|a We consider Dirichlet series ζ[subscript g,α](s)=∑[∞ over n=1]g(nα)e[superscript −λ[subscript n]s] for fixed irrational α and periodic functions g. We demonstrate that for Diophantine α and smooth g, the line Re(s) = 0 is a natural boundary in the Taylor series case λ[subscript n] = n, so that the unit circle is the maximal domain of holomorphy for the almost periodic Taylor series ∑[∞ over n=1]g(nα)z[superscript n] . We prove that a Dirichlet series ζ[subscript g,α](s)=∑[∞ over n=1](nα)/n[superscript s] has an abscissa of convergence σ[subscript 0] = 0 if g is odd and real analytic and α is Diophantine. We show that if g is odd and has bounded variation and α is of bounded Diophantine type r, the abscissa of convergence σ[subscript 0] satisfies σ[subscript 0] ≤ 1 − 1/r. Using a polylogarithm expansion, we prove that if g is odd and real analytic and α is Diophantine, then the Dirichlet series ζ[subscript g,α](s) has an analytic continuation to the entire complex plane.
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