On a new class of Laguerre-P\'olya type functions with applications in number theory
Abstract
We define a new class of functions, connected to the classical Laguerre-P\'olya class, which we call the shifted Laguerre-P\'olya class. Recent work of Griffin, Ono, Rolen, and Zagier shows that the Riemann Xi function is in this class. We prove that a function being in this class is equivalent to the Taylor coefficients, once shifted, being a degree d multiplier sequence for every d, which is equivalent to shifted coefficients satisfying all of the higher T\'uran inequalities. This mirrors a classical result of P\'olya and Schur. We further show some order derivative of a function in this class satisfies each extended Laguerre inequality. Finally, we discuss some old and new conjectures about iterated inequalities for functions in this class.
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