On representations and differences of Stieltjes coefficients, and other relations
Mark W. Coffey

TL;DR
This paper provides new exact formulas, series, and integral representations for Stieltjes coefficients, linking various topics in analysis and number theory with applications in theoretical and computational contexts.
Contribution
It introduces novel series, summatory, and integral representations for Stieltjes coefficients, enhancing understanding and computation in analytic number theory.
Findings
Derived new series representations for Stieltjes coefficients
Established integral relations linking coefficients at rational arguments
Connected Stieltjes coefficients to derivatives of zeta and L-functions
Abstract
The Stieltjes coefficients arise in the expansion of the Hurwitz zeta function about its single simple pole at and are of fundamental and long-standing importance in analytic number theory and other disciplines. We present an array of exact results for the Stieltjes coefficients, including series representations and summatory relations. Other integral representations provide the difference of Stieltjes coefficients at rational arguments. The presentation serves to link a variety of topics in analysis and special function and special number theory, including logarithmic series, integrals, and the derivatives of the Hurwitz zeta and Dirichlet -functions at special points. The results have a wide range of application, both theoretical and computational.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical functions and polynomials · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Matrix Theory and Algorithms
