On inversion of absolutely convergent weighted Dirichlet series in two variables
Abstract
Let 0<p≤ 1, and let ω: N2 [1,∞) be an almost monotone weight. Let H be the closed right half plane in the complex plane. Let a be a complex valued function on H2 such that a(s1,s2)=Σ(m,n)∈ N2a(m,n)m-s1n-s2 for all (s1,s2)∈ H2 with Σ(m,n)∈ N2 |a(m,n)|pω(m,n)<∞. If a is bounded away from zero on H2, then there is an almost monotone weight on N2 such that 1≤ ≤ ω, is constant if and only if ω is constant, is admissible if and only if ω is admissible, the reciprocal 1 a has the Dirichlet representation 1 a(s1,s2)=Σ(m,n)∈ N2b(m,n)m-s1n-s2 for all (s1,s2)∈ H2 and Σ(m,n)∈ N2|b(m,n)|p(m,n)<∞. If is holomorphic on a neighbourhood of the closure of range of a, then there is an almost monotone weight on N2 such that 1≤ ≤ ω, is constant if and only if ω is constant, is admissible if and only if ω is admissible, a has the Dirichlet series representation ( a)(s1,s2)=Σ(m,n)∈ N2 c(m,n)m-s1n-s2\;((s1,s2)∈ H2) and Σ(m,n)∈ N2|c(m,n)|p(m,n)<∞. Let ω be an admissible weight on N2, and let a have p-th power ω- absolutely convergent Dirichlet series. Then it is shown that the reciprocal of a has p-th power ω- absolutely convergent Dirichlet series if and only if a is bounded away from zero.
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