On the minima and convexity of Epstein zeta function

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Abstract: Let Zn(s;a1,...,an) be the Epstein zeta function defined as the meromorphic continuation of the function sum_{kin�^nsetminus{0}}(sum_{i=1}^n [a_i k_i]^2)^{-s}, ext{Re} s>frac{n}{2} to the complex plane. We show that for fixed seqn/2, the function Zn(s;a1,...,an), as a function of (a1,...,an)in(R+)n with fixed prodi=1nai, has a unique minimum at the point a1=...=an. When sumi=1nci is fixed, the function (c_1,..., c_n)mapsto Z_n(s; e^{c_1},..., e^{c_n}) can be shown to be a convex function of any (n−1) of the variables c1,...,cn. These results are then applied to the study of the sign of Zn(s;a1,...,an) when s is in the critical range (0,n/2). It is shown that when 1leqnleq9, Zn(s;a1,...,an) as a function of (a1,...,an)in(R+)n, can be both positive and negative for every sin(0,n/2). When ngeq10, there are some open subsets In,+ of sin(0,n/2), where Zn(s;a1,...,an) is positive for all (a1,...,an)in(R+)n. By regarding Zn(s;a1,...,an) as a function of s, we find that when ngeq10, the generalized Riemann hypothesis is false for all (a1,...,an).












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