
TL;DR
This paper explores an $L^{p}$ analogue of Bohr's abscissae for Dirichlet series, linking convexity of the order function to properties of the abscissae and relating to the Lindel"of hypothesis.
Contribution
It establishes a connection between the convexity of the order function and the behavior of abscissae in an $L^{p}$ setting, extending classical results.
Findings
Convexity of 1/μ is equivalent to approximate concavity of abscissae in p.
If μ satisfies a Selberg-type functional equation, this relates to the Lindel"of hypothesis.
μ's differentiability and decay properties are characterized based on its behavior near 1.
Abstract
In this paper we study an analogue of Bohr's abscissae of summability for Dirichlet series. For polynomially bounded analytic functions in a strip with order function , convexity of is equivalent to approximate concavity of the abscissae in . If obeys a functional equation of the Selberg class type, this is equivalent to the Lindel\"of hypothesis if does not exist. Otherwise, is everywhere differentiable (therefore subconvex) with quadratic decay near one.
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