On Koshlyakov’s Transforms and Their Applications

Koshlyakov’s 1954 paper is an opus magnum containing almost all (a.a.) buds of modular relations, equivalent assertions to the functional equation of Dedekind zeta-functions of the rational and quadratic fields. We shall restore this in the framework of Koshlyakov–Oberhettinger–Soni consisting of zeta-functions corresponding to the gamma factor Γs2 (Riemann), Γ(s) (Hecke) and Γs22 (Voronoĭ-Bochner) and locate more recent developments in their proper position in the framework. In partic-ular, we elucidate the situation where Ramanujan’s kernels, the sinus cardinalis function, Poisson and Plana summation formulas, etc., take place, thus giving a clue for them to be modular relations.

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Mathematics
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2026-07-30
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math14152715
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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On Koshlyakov’s Transforms and Their Applications

Takako Kuzumaki, 王念良, Shigeru Kanemitsu
Mathematics
Advanced Mathematical Identities
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On Koshlyakov’s Transforms and Their Applications

Takako Kuzumaki, 王念良, Shigeru Kanemitsu
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Abstract

Koshlyakov’s 1954 paper is an opus magnum containing almost all (a.a.) buds of modular relations, equivalent assertions to the functional equation of Dedekind zeta-functions of the rational and quadratic fields. We shall restore this in the framework of Koshlyakov–Oberhettinger–Soni consisting of zeta-functions corresponding to the gamma factor Γs2 (Riemann), Γ(s) (Hecke) and Γs22 (Voronoĭ-Bochner) and locate more recent developments in their proper position in the framework. In partic-ular, we elucidate the situation where Ramanujan’s kernels, the sinus cardinalis function, Poisson and Plana summation formulas, etc., take place, thus giving a clue for them to be modular relations.

MathematicsVol. 14(15)
Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science (JP), Shangluo University (CN), Gifu University (JP)
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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