Distribution of irrational zeta values

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Abstract: In this paper we refine Ball-Rivoal's theorem by proving that for any odd integer a sufficiently large in terms of epsilon>0, there exist [frac(1−epsilon)loga1+log2] odd integers s between 3 and a, with distance at least aepsilon from one another, at which Riemann zeta function takes Q-linearly independent values. As a consequence, if there are very few integers s such that zeta(s) is irrational, then they are rather evenly distributed. The proof involves series of hypergeometric type estimated by the saddle point method, and the generalization to vectors of Nesterenko's linear independence criterion.












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