Class number zeta function of imaginary quadratic fields
Abstract
We introduce a zeta function counting imaginary quadratic number fields by their class numbers. It is proved that such a function is rational depending only on the eight roots of unity of degrees 1 and 2. As a corollary, one gets a lower bound 2p for the number of imaginary quadratic fields of the prime class number p. Our method is based on the study of periodic points of a dynamical system arising in the representation theory of the Drinfeld modules by the bounded linear operators on a Hilbert space.
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