Note On the Irrationality of the L-Function Constants L(s, X)
N. A. Carella

TL;DR
This paper presents a unified proof demonstrating the irrationality of special values of the beta L-function, including the Catalan constant, for integers greater than one, suggesting these constants are irrational.
Contribution
It provides the first unified proof of irrationality for L(n, X) values, including the Catalan constant, advancing understanding of their arithmetic nature.
Findings
Proof confirms irrationality of L(n, X) for n > 1
First evidence suggesting Catalan constant is irrational
Unified approach applicable to multiple L-function values
Abstract
A unified proof of the irrationality of the special values L(n, X), n > 1 an integer, of the beta L-function is put forward in this note. The first case of n = 2 seems to confirm that the Catalan constant L(2, X) is an irrational number.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Mathematics and Applications · Analytic Number Theory Research
