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June 1, 20260 citationsOpen Access

On the Spectral Decomposition and Arithmetic Degeneracies of Isolated Multiplicity Dirichlet Series

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MHMuzzamal Hussain

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a comprehensive framework for analyzing isolated multiplicity Dirichlet series and their convergence properties.
  • Constructed isolated multiplicity series MΓ(s) using arithmetic excess coefficients and spectral bounds.
  • Utilized Fredholm determinants and Hadamard factorizations to analyze series behavior.
  • Established convergence criteria based on the Hausdorff dimension for thin arithmetic groups.
  • The series MΓ(s) demonstrates absolute convergence with an abscissa equal to the Hausdorff dimension δ.
  • The study reveals a phase transition linked to the arithmetic capacity, treated without heuristic bounds.
  • Achieved meromorphic continuation of MΓ(s) into the critical strip, enhancing understanding of series behavior.

Abstract

We formalize a universal spectral decomposition framework for infinite series de-fined over discrete parameter spaces embedded in algebraic number rings. By isolating thearithmetic baseline capacity from the topological geometric sum, we construct the isolatedmultiplicity series MΓ(s). For geometrically massive thin arithmetic groups (δ > 1/2), werigorously establish that MΓ(s) absorbs the strict exponential explosion of trace collisions, pos-sessing an abscissa of absolute convergence exactly equal to the Hausdorff dimension δ. Webypass heuristic integral bounds by deriving this phase transition directly via non-negativearithmetic excess coefficients and Patterson-Sullivan spectral bounds. Furthermore, utilizingFredholm determinants of nuclear transfer operators and shifted Hadamard factorizations, weestablish the meromorphic continuation of MΓ(s) into the critical strip.

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Muzzamal Hussain (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d230d02fbce9130638bfbhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20457963
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