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On limit distribution of the Matsumoto zeta-function. II (English)
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1 April 1998
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\textit{K. Matsumoto} [Lect. Notes Math. 1434, 178-187 (1990; Zbl 0705.11050)] considered a zeta-function \(\phi(s)\) given by a very general Euler product. Assuming that \(\phi(s)\) has an analytic continuation inside its critical strip, he shows that \(\phi(s)\) has a limiting distribution, in an appropriate sense. In the first paper [\textit{A. Laurinčikas}, J. Théor. Nombres Bordx. 8, 143-158 (1996; Zbl 0859.11053)] of this series, the author introduced a weight function \(w(\tau)\) and considered the measure \[ Q_{T,w}(A)= \frac1U \int_{T_0}^T w(\tau)\chi(\phi(s+i\tau)\in A)d\tau, \] for values \(s\) to the right of the critical line, where \(U= \int_{T_0}^T w(\tau)d\tau\) and \(\chi\) is the characteristic/indicator function. It was shown that \(Q_{T,w}\) converges weakly to a probability measure \(Q_w\) as \(T\to\infty\), but \(Q_w\) was not identified. The present paper fills this gap, and shows in particular that \(Q_w\) is independent of \(w(\tau)\).
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distribution function
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Euler product
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probability measure
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