Sharp Circular Sampling and Derivative Period Polynomials

Abstract

We determine the exact maximal reflected zero region that forces centered binomial samples of a balanced entire function to have all zeros on the unit circle. In degree d2, this region is \[ Ωd=\a+ib:\ a2-b2d-1 d4\. \] The finite theorem is sharp already for a single reflected zero pair, and a phase-preserving canonical-product approximation extends it to balanced entire functions of order at most one. De Bruijn strip contraction and projective Hermite--Kakeya--Obreschkoff theory then give the exact common-zero obstruction, simplicity, strict interlacing of consecutive derivative samples, and a monotone real-pencil root flow. As an application, we prove the derivative-period-polynomial unit-circle theorem for completed L-functions of primitive holomorphic newforms, in every derivative order and for arbitrary level and nebentypus. After the standard normalization, every zero of \[ Σj=0k-2k-2jΛ(m)(f,j+1)zj \] lies on the unit circle for every weight k4, level, nebentypus, and derivative order m0. In particular, this proves the full-polynomial unit-circle conjecture of Diamantis and Rolen in its original level-one setting and extends it to arbitrary level and nebentypus. The same source-side theorem also gives simplicity, strict interlacing, and, for each fixed derivative order, conductor-uniform quantitative localization in the weight aspect.

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