On algebras of Dirichlet series invariant under permutations of coefficients

Abstract

Let Ou be the algebra of holomorphic functions on C+:=\s∈ C:Re s>0\ that are limits of Dirichlet series D=Σn=1∞ an n-s, s∈ C+, that converge uniformly on proper half-planes of C+. We study algebraic-topological properties of subalgebras of Ou: the Banach algebras W, A, H∞ and the Frechet algebra Ob. Here W consists of functions in Ou of absolutely convergent Dirichlet series on the closure of C+, A is the uniform closure of W, H∞ is the algebra of all bounded functions in Ou, and Ob is set of all f(s)=Σn=1∞ an n-s in Ou so that fr∈ H∞, r∈ (0,1), where fr(s):=Σn=1∞ an r(n) n-s and (n) is the number of prime factors of n. Let SN be the group of permutations of N. Each σ∈ SN determines a permutation σ∈ SN (i.e., such that σ(mn)=σ(n)σ(m) for all m,n∈ N) via the fundamental theorem of arithmetic. For a Dirichlet series D=Σn=1∞ an n-s, and σ ∈ SN, Sσ(D)=Σn=1∞ aσ-1(n) n-s determines an action of SN on the set of all Dirichlet series. It is shown that each of the algebras above is invariant with respect to this action. Given a subgroup G of SN, the set of G-invariant subalgebras of these algebras are studied, and their maximal ideal spaces are described, and used to characterise groups of units and of invertible elements having logarithms, find the stable rank, show projective freeness, and describe when the special linear group is generated by elementary matrices, with bounds on the number of factors.

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