Analysis presents a Mellin Transform approach for logarithms in Drinfeld modules, suggesting new applications for Goss L-functions.
We introduce formulas for the logarithms of Drinfeld modules using a framework recently developed by the second author. We write the logarithm function as the evaluation under a motivic map of a product of rigid analytic trivializations of t-motives. We then specialize our formulas to express special values of Goss L-functions as Drinfeld periods multiplied by rigid analytic trivializations evaluated under this motivic map. We view these formulas as characteristic-p analogues of integral representations of Hasse–Weil-type zeta functions. We also apply this machinery for Drinfeld modules tensored with the tensor powers of the Carlitz module, which serves as the Tate twist of a Drinfeld module.
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