This research demonstrates a formula for partial zeta function values in real quadratic fields, suggesting new insights into their structure.
Let k be a real quadratic field. Let a be an integer of k and m be a positive rational integer. Denote by ζ((a), (m), s) be a partial zeta function associated to a ray class containing the principal ideal (a) which is defined with a conductor (m). We give a formula of the value of ζ((a), (m), -1) by means of the modifica— tion of the sum defined by L. Carlitz, c.f. [2]. It is an analogue to the generalized Dedekind sum defined in [6].
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