Arithmetic theory of E-operators
Stephane Fischler (LM-Orsay), Tanguy Rivoal (IF)

TL;DR
This paper explores the arithmetic properties of E-operators related to E-functions, analyzing connection and Stokes constants, and introduces a class of numbers with algebraic approximations motivated by fundamental constants.
Contribution
It provides a detailed study of the arithmetical nature of connection and Stokes constants of E-operators, linking them to values of E-functions, G-functions, and derivatives of the Gamma function.
Findings
Connection constants involve values of E-functions at algebraic points.
Stokes constants relate to values of G-functions and derivatives of Gamma at rational points.
Introduces a class of numbers with algebraic approximations inspired by fundamental constants.
Abstract
In [S\'eries Gevrey de type arithm\'etique I Th\'eor\'emes de puret\'e et de dualit\'e, Annals of Math. 151 (2000), 705--740], Andr\'e has introduced E-operators, a class of differential operators intimately related to E-functions, and constructed local bases of solutions for these operators. In this paper we investigate the arithmetical nature of connexion constants of E-operators at finite distance, and of Stokes constants at infinity. We prove that they involve values at algebraic points of E-functions in the former case, and in the latter one, values of G-functions and of derivatives of the Gamma function at rational points in a very precise way. As an application, we define and study a class of numbers having certain algebraic approximations defined in terms of E-functions. These types of approximations are motivated by the convergents to the number e, as well as by recent…
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
