Estimates for sums of Dirichlet series

In the article, we prove approximation theorems that allow us to estimate, with sufficient accuracy, the supremum modulus of a Dirichlet series by the maximal term of another Dirichlet series associated with the given one. Using these theorems, we establish necessary and sufficient conditions on the sequence of coefficients of a Dirichlet series, under which the most general asymptotic and global estimates from above for its supremum modulus hold.

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Carpathian Mathematical Publications
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2025-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.15330/cmp.17.1.42-66
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Meromorphic and Entire Functions
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Estimates for sums of Dirichlet series

P. V. Filevych, O.B. Hrybel
Carpathian Mathematical Publications
Meromorphic and Entire Functions
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Estimates for sums of Dirichlet series

P. V. Filevych, O.B. Hrybel
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Abstract

In the article, we prove approximation theorems that allow us to estimate, with sufficient accuracy, the supremum modulus of a Dirichlet series by the maximal term of another Dirichlet series associated with the given one. Using these theorems, we establish necessary and sufficient conditions on the sequence of coefficients of a Dirichlet series, under which the most general asymptotic and global estimates from above for its supremum modulus hold.

Carpathian Mathematical PublicationsVol. 17(1)
Vasyl Stefanyk Carpathian National University (UA), Lviv Polytechnic National University (UA)
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Meromorphic and Entire Functions
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