An arithmetical approach to the convergence problem of series of dilated functions and its connection with the Riemann Zeta function
Michel Weber

TL;DR
This paper develops arithmetical methods to analyze the convergence of series of dilated functions, connecting it with properties of the Riemann Zeta function and improving existing convergence criteria.
Contribution
It introduces a new decomposition technique for squared sums of dilated functions and establishes refined convergence conditions involving arithmetical functions and the Riemann Zeta function.
Findings
Established bounds for series of dilated functions using arithmetical functions.
Improved convergence criteria for series of functions in BV space.
Connected convergence properties with the behavior of the Riemann Zeta function.
Abstract
Given a periodic function , we study the convergence almost everywhere and in norm of the series . Let where and , and let . We show by using a new decomposition of squared sums that for any finite, . If , , by only using elementary Dirichlet convolution calculus, we show that for , , where . From this we deduce that if , and $$\sum_{k} c_k^2\frac{(\log\log k)^4}{(\log\log…
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