On the system of the functions zeta(s)/(s-rho)^k
Jean-Fran\c{c}ois Burnol

TL;DR
This paper investigates the completeness, minimality, and hereditary completeness of a system of functions derived from the zeta function within a specific sub-Hilbert space on the critical line.
Contribution
It extends the understanding of the system's properties by examining hereditary completeness, a question not addressed in prior work.
Findings
The system is complete and minimal in the considered sub-Hilbert space.
Hereditary completeness of the system remains an open question.
Provides insights into the structure of zeta-related function systems.
Abstract
The system of the functions zeta(s)/(s-rho)^k is complete and minimal in a certain sub-Hilbert space of the L^2 space of the critical line. We study whether it is also hereditarily complete.
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