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1 Multiple divisor functions, their algebraic structure and the relation to multiple zeta values Kyushu University - 13th November 2013 joint work: H.B., Ulf Kühn, arxiv: [math.nt]
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8 Multiple divisor functions As a generalization of the classical divisor sums we define for r 1,..., r l 0 the multiple divisor sum by σ r1,...,r l (n) := u 1v 1+ +u l v l =n u 1> >u l >0 v r vr l l. With this we define for s 1,..., s l > 0 the multiple divisor function of weight s s l and length l by [s 1,..., s l ] := 1 (s 1 1)!... (s l 1)! σ s1 1,...,s l 1(n)q n Q[[q]]. n>0
9 Multiple divisor functions As a generalization of the classical divisor sums we define for r 1,..., r l 0 the multiple divisor sum by σ r1,...,r l (n) := u 1v 1+ +u l v l =n u 1> >u l >0 v r vr l l. With this we define for s 1,..., s l > 0 the multiple divisor function of weight s s l and length l by [s 1,..., s l ] := 1 (s 1 1)!... (s l 1)! σ s1 1,...,s l 1(n)q n Q[[q]]. n>0 Example I For l = 1 these are the classical divisor functions [2] = n>0 σ 1 (n)q n = q + 3q 2 + 4q 3 + 7q 4 + 6q q 6 + 8q q
10 Multiple divisor functions As a generalization of the classical divisor sums we define for r 1,..., r l 0 the multiple divisor sum by σ r1,...,r l (n) := u 1v 1+ +u l v l =n u 1> >u l >0 v r vr l l. With this we define for s 1,..., s l > 0 the multiple divisor function of weight s s l and length l by 1 [s 1,..., s l ] := σ s1 1,...,s (s 1 1)!... (s l 1)! l 1(n)q n Q[[q]]. Example II [4, 2] = 1 σ 3,1 (n)q n = n>0 n>0 ( ) q 3 + 3q q 5 }{{} +27q6 + 78q σ 3,1(5) = = 15, because 5 = = = = =
11 Multiple divisor functions As a generalization of the classical divisor sums we define for r 1,..., r l 0 the multiple divisor sum by σ r1,...,r l (n) := u 1v 1+ +u l v l =n u 1> >u l >0 v r vr l l. With this we define for s 1,..., s l > 0 the multiple divisor function of weight s s l and length l by [s 1,..., s l ] := 1 (s 1 1)!... (s l 1)! σ s1 1,...,s l 1(n)q n Q[[q]]. n>0 Example III [4, 4, 4] = 1 ( q 6 + 9q q q q q ), 216 [3, 1, 3, 1] = 1 ( q q q q q q ) 4
12 Multiple divisor functions - Filtration Weight and length filtration We define the vector space MD to be the Q vector space generated by [ ] = 1 Q[[q]] and all multiple divisor sums [s 1,..., s l ]. On MD we have the increasing filtration Fil W given by the weight and the increasing filtration Fil L given by the length, i.e., we have for A MD Fil W k (A) := [s 1,..., s l ] A 0 l k, s1 + + s l k Q Fil L l (A) := [s 1,..., s r ] A r l Q. If we consider the length and weight filtration at the same time we use the short notation Fil W,L k,l := Fil W k Fil L l. As usual gr W k (A) = FilW k (A)/ Fil W k 1(A) will denote the graded part (similar gr L l and gr W,L k,l ).
13 Multiple divisor functions - Algebra structure Theorem The Q-vector space MD has the structure of a bifiltered Q-Algebra (MD,, Fil W, Fil L ), where the multiplication is the natural multiplication of formal power series and the filtrations Fil W and FilL are induced by the weight and length, in particular Fil W,L k 1,l 1 (MD) Fil W,L k 2,l 2 (MD) Fil W,L k 1+k 2,l 1+l 2 (MD). It is a (homomorphic image of a) quasi-shuffle algebra in the sense of Hoffman. The first products of multiple divisor functions are given by [1] [1] = 2[1, 1] + [2] [1], [1] [2] = [1, 2] + [2, 1] + [3] 1 2 [2], [1] [2, 1] = [1, 2, 1] + 2[2, 1, 1] + [2, 2] + [3, 1] 3 [2, 1]. 2
14 Multiple divisor functions - Algebra structure To prove this theorem we need to rewrite the multiple divisor functions. For this we define a normalized polylogarithm by Li s (z) := Li 1 s(z), Γ(s) where for s, z C, z < 1 the polylogarithm Li s (z) of weight s is given by Li s (z) = n>0 z n n s. Proposition For q C with q < 1 and for all s 1,..., s l N we can write the multiple divisor functions as [s 1,..., s l ] = n 1> >n l >0 Li s1 (q n1 )... Li sl (q n l ).
15 Multiple divisor functions - Algebra structure The product of [s 1 ] and [s 2 ] can thus be written as [s 1 ] [s 2 ] = + + Li s1 (q n1 ) Li s2 (q n1 ) n 1>n 2>0 n 2>n 1>0 n 1=n 2>0 = [s 1, s 2 ] + [s 2, s 1 ] + Li s1 (q n ) Li s2 (q n ). n>0 In order to prove that this product is an element of Fil W s 1+s 2 (MD) we will show that the product Li s1 (q n ) Li s2 (q n ) is a rational linear combination of Li j (q n ) with 1 j s 1 + s 2.
16 Multiple divisor functions - Algebra structure Lemma For a, b N we have Li a (z) Li b (z) = where the coefficient λ j a,b a λ j Li a,b j (z) + j=1 b λ j Li b,a j (z) + Li a+b (z), j=1 Q for 1 j a is given by ( ) λ j a + b j 1 a,b = Ba+b j ( 1)b 1 a j (a + b j)!, with the Seki-Bernoulli numbers B n.
17 Proof: For the proof we use the generating function L(X) := k>0 Li k (z)x k 1 = k>0 n>0 n k 1 z n (k 1)! Xk 1 = e nx z n = ex z 1 e X z. n>0
18 Proof: For the proof we use the generating function L(X) := k>0 Li k (z)x k 1 = k>0 By direct calculation one can show that L(X) L(Y ) = n>0 n k 1 z n (k 1)! Xk 1 = e nx z n = ex z 1 e X z. n>0 1 e X Y 1 L(X) + 1 e Y X 1 L(Y ).
19 Proof: For the proof we use the generating function L(X) := k>0 Li k (z)x k 1 = k>0 By direct calculation one can show that L(X) L(Y ) = n>0 With the definition of Seki-Bernoulli numbers n k 1 z n (k 1)! Xk 1 = e nx z n = ex z 1 e X z. n>0 1 e X Y 1 L(X) + 1 e Y X 1 L(Y ). X e X 1 = n 0 B n n! Xn we find L(X) L(Y ) = n>0 + B n n! (X Y )n 1 L(X) + B n n! (Y X)n 1 L(Y ) n>0 L(X) L(Y ) X Y Considering the coefficient of X a 1 Y b 1 we get the result..
20 Multiple divisor functions - Algebra structure The structure of being a quasi-shuffle algebra is as follows: Let Q A be the noncommutative polynomial algebra over Q generated by words with letters in A = {z 1, z 2,... }. Let be a commutative and associative product on QA. Define on Q A recursively a product by 1 w = w 1 = w and z a w z b v := z a (w z b v) + z b (z a w v) + (z a z b )(w v). The commutative Q-algebra (Q A, ) is called a quasi-shuffle algebra. The harmonic algebra (Hoffman) is an example of a quasi-shuffle algebra with z a z b = z a+b which is closely related to MZV.
21 Multiple divisor functions - Algebra structure In our case we consider the quasi-shuffle algebra with a b z a z b = z a+b + λ j a,b z j + λ j b,a z j, j=1 j=1 where ( ) λ j a + b j 1 a,b = Ba+b j ( 1)b 1 a j (a + b j)!. Proposition The map [. ] : (Q A, ) (MD, ) defined on the generators by z s1... z sl [s 1,..., s l ] is a homomorphism of algebras, i.e. it fulfils [w v] = [w] [v].
22 Multiple divisor functions - Modular forms Proposition The ring of modular forms M Q (SL 2 (Z)) and the ring of quasi-modular forms M Q (SL 2 (Z)) are subalgebras of MD. For example we have G 2 = [2], G 4 = [4], G 6 = [6]. The proposition follows from the fact that M Q (SL 2 (Z)) = Q[G 4, G 6 ] and M Q (SL 2 (Z)) = Q[G 2, G 4, G 6 ]. Remark Due to an old result of Zagier we have M Q (SL 2 (Z)) Fil W,L k,2 (MD).
23 Multiple divisor functions - Derivation Theorem The operator d = q d dq Fil W,L k+2,l+1 (MD). Examples: is a derivation on MD and it maps FilW,L k,l (MD) to d[1] = [3] + 1 [2] [2, 1], 2 d[2] = [4] + 2[3] 1 [2] 4[3, 1], 6 d[2] = 2[4] + [3] + 1 [2] 2[2, 2] 2[3, 1], 6 d[1, 1] = [3, 1] [2, 1] + 1 [1, 2] + [1, 3] 2[2, 1, 1] [1, 2, 1]. 2 The second and third equation lead to the first linear relation between multiple divisor functions in weight 4: [4] = 2[2, 2] 2[3, 1] + [3] 1 3 [2].
24 Multiple divisor functions - Derivation To proof this theorem we need to consider the generating function of multiple divisor functions which is given by Example: T (X 1,..., X l ) := s 1,...,s l >0 = n 1,...,n l >0 j=1 T (X) = [k]x k 1 = 1 q n k>0 n>0 T (X, Y ) = [s 1, s 2 ]X s1 1 Y s2 1 = s 1,s 2>0 e nx [s 1,..., s l ]X s X s l 1 l qn e njxj q n1+ +nj 1 q n1+ +nj. n 1,n 2>0 e n1x+n2y l q n1 1 q n1 q n1+n2 1 q n1+n2
25 Multiple divisor functions - Derivation For these functions one can prove the following identity T (X) T (Y 1,..., Y l ) = T (X + Y 1,..., X + Y l, X) l + T (X + Y 1,..., X + Y j, Y j,..., Y l ) j=1 l T (X + Y 1,..., X + Y j, Y j+1,..., Y l ) j=1 where R l (X, Y 1,..., Y l ) satisfies + R l (X, Y 1,..., Y l ), D (R l (X, Y 1,..., Y l )) = d T (Y 1,..., Y l ), with D(f) = ( d dx f) X=0. Therefore applying D to the above equation one obtains the theorem.
26 Multiple divisor functions - Derivation In the lowest length we get several expressions for the derivative: Proposition Let k N, then for any s 1, s 2 1 with k = s 1 + s 2 2 we have the following expression for d[k]: ( ) ( ) k s 1 1 d[k] k k s 1 1 [k + 1] = [s 1] [s 2] a+b=k+2 (( ) ( )) a 1 a 1 + [a, b]. s 1 1 s 2 1 Observe that the right hand side is the formal shuffle product. The possible choices for s 1 and s 2 give k 2 linear relations in FilW,L k,2 (MD), which are conjecturally all relations in length two.
27 Multiple divisor functions - qmz We define the space of all admissible multiple divisor functions qmz as qmz := [s 1,..., s l ] MD s1 > 1 Q. Theorem The vector space qmz is a subalgebra of MD. We have MD = qmz[ [1] ]. The algebra MD is a polynomial ring over qmz with indeterminate [1], i.e. MD is isomorphic to qmz[ T ] by sending [1] to T.
28 Multiple divisor functions - qmz We define the space of all admissible multiple divisor functions qmz as qmz := [s 1,..., s l ] MD s1 > 1 Q. Theorem The vector space qmz is a subalgebra of MD. We have MD = qmz[ [1] ]. The algebra MD is a polynomial ring over qmz with indeterminate [1], i.e. MD is isomorphic to qmz[ T ] by sending [1] to T. Sketch of proof: The first two statements can be proven by induction using the quasi-shuffle product. The algebraic independency of [1] for the third statements follows from the fact that near q = 1 one has [1] log(1 q) 1 1 q but [s 1,..., s l ] (1 q) s 1 + +s l for [s 1,..., s l ] qmz.
29 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV For the natural map Z : qmz MZ of vector spaces given by we have a factorization Z([s 1,..., s l ]) = ζ(s 1,..., s l ) qmz k gr W k (qmz) Z MZ, k Z k Remark If we endow qmz = k gr W k (qmz) with the induced multiplication given on equivalence classes, then the products in qmz satisfy the stuffle relations. Moreover the right hand arrow is a homomorphism of algebras.
30 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Extending Z by setting Z([s 1,..., s l ][1] r ) = ζ(s 1,..., s l )T r we obtain a homomorphisms of vector spaces MD = qmz[[1]] qmz[[1]] Z k Z k MZ[T ], such that the image of a multiple divisor function [s 1,..., s l ] with s 1 = 1 equals the stuffle regularised ζ(s 1,..., s l ) as given by Ihara, Kaneko and Zagier (2006). Remark Again the right hand arrow is a homomorphism of algebras.
31 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV All relations between stuffle regularised multiple zeta values of weight k correspond to elements in the kernel of Z k. We approach ker(z k ) MD by using an analytical description of Z k. Proposition For [s 1,..., s l ] Fil W k (qmz) we have the alternative description In particular we have Z k ([s 1,..., s l ]) = lim q 1 (1 q) k [s 1,..., s l ]. Z k ([s 1,..., s l ]) = { ζ(s1,..., s l ), s s l = k, 0, s s l < k.
32 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Sketch of proof: The multiple divisor functions can be written as [s 1,..., s l ] = 1 (s 1 1)!... (s l 1)! l n 1> >n l >0 j=1 q nj P sj 1 (q nj ) (1 q nj ) sj, where P k (t) is the k-th Eulerian polynomial. These polynomials have the property that P k (1) = k! and therefore lim q 1 q n P k 1 (q n ) (k 1)! (1 q) k (1 q n ) k = 1 n k. Now doing some careful argumentation to justify the interchange of limit and summation one obtains Z s1+ +s l ([s 1,..., s l ]) = lim q 1 (1 q) s1+ +s l [s 1,..., s l ] = ζ(s 1 + +s l ).
33 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to other q-analogues Another example of a q-analogue of multiple zeta values are the modified multiple q-zeta values. They are defined for s 1 > 1,s 2,..., s l 1 as ζ q (s 1,..., s l ) = n n 1> >n l >0 j=1 Similar to the multiple divisor functions one derives q nj(sj 1) (1 q nj ) sj. lim q 1 (1 q)s1+ +s l ζ q (s 1,..., s l ) = ζ(s 1,..., s l ). They seem to have a close connection to multiple divisor functions an if all entries s i > 1 they are indeed elements of MD, e.g. ζ q (4) = [4] [3] [2]. But if at least one entry is 1 this connection is conjectural.
34 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Theorem For the kernel of Z k Fil W k (MD) we have If s s l < k then Z k ([s 1,..., s l ]) = 0. For any f Fil W k 2(MD) we have Z k (d(f)) = 0. If f Fil W k (MD) is a cusp form for SL 2 (Z), then Z k (f) = 0.
35 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Sketch of proof: First we extend the Z k to a larger space. We define for ρ R { } Q ρ = a n q n R[[q]] a n = O(n ρ 1 ) and n>0 { } Q <ρ = a n q n R[[q]] ε > 0 with a n = O(n ρ 1 ε ). n>0 For ρ > 1 define the map Z ρ for a f = n>0 a nq n R[[q]] by Z ρ (f) = lim (1 q) ρ a n q n. q 1 n>0 Lemma Z ρ is a linear map from Q ρ to R Q <ρ ker Z ρ. d Q <ρ 1 ker(z ρ ), where as before d = q d dq. For any s 1,..., s l 1 we have [s 1,..., s l ] Q <s1+ +s l +1.
36 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Example I: We have seen earlier that the derivative of [1] is given by d[1] = [3] + 1 [2] [2, 1] 2 and because of the theorem it is d[1], [2] ker Z 3 from which ζ(2, 1) = ζ(3) follows.
37 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Example II: (Shuffle product) We saw that for s 1 + s 2 = k + 2 ( k ) d[k] s 1 1 k = [s1] [s2] + ( ) ( k ( s 1 1 [k + 1] a 1 ) ( s a 1 s 2 1) ) [a, b] a+b=k+2 Applying Z k+2 on both sides we obtain the shuffle product for single zeta values ζ(s 1 ) ζ(s 2 ) = a+b=k+2 (( ) a 1 + s 1 1 ( )) a 1 ζ(a, b). s 2 1
38 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV Example III: For the cusp form S 12 ker(z 12 ) one can derive the representation = 168[5, 7] + 150[7, 5] + 28[9, 3] [2] [4] [6] [8] [12]. Letting Z 12 act on both sides one obtains the relation 5197 ζ(12) = 168ζ(5, 7) + 150ζ(7, 5) + 28ζ(9, 3). 691
39 Multiple divisor functions - Connections to MZV To summarize we have the following objects in the kernel of Z k, i.e. ways of getting relations between multiple zeta values using multiple divisor functions. Remark Elements of lower weights, i.e. elements in Fil W k 1(MD). Derivatives Modular forms, which are cusp forms Since 0 ker Z k, any linear relation between multiple divisor functions in Fil W k (MD) gives an element in the kernel. The number of admissible ) multiple divisor functions [s 1,..., s l ] of weight k and length l equals. Since we have MD = qmz [ [1] ], it follows that knowing ( k 2 l 1 the dimension of gr W,L relations. k,l (qmz) is sufficient to know the number of independent
40 Multiple divisor functions - Dimensions k l ?? ????? ?????? ???????? dim Q gr W,L k,l (qmz): proven, conjectured.
41 Multiple divisor functions - Dimensions We observe that d k := dim Q gr W k (qmz) satisfies: d 0 = 1, d 1 = 0, d 2 = 1 and d k = 2d k 2 + 2d k 3, for 5 k 11. We see no reason why this shouldn t hold for all k > 11 also, i.e. we ask whether k 0 dim Q gr W k (qmz)x k = k 0 d kx k? = 1 X 2 + X 4 1 2X 2 2X 3. (1)
42 Multiple divisor functions - Dimensions We observe that d k := dim Q gr W k (qmz) satisfies: d 0 = 1, d 1 = 0, d 2 = 1 and d k = 2d k 2 + 2d k 3, for 5 k 11. We see no reason why this shouldn t hold for all k > 11 also, i.e. we ask whether k 0 dim Q gr W k (qmz)x k = k 0 d kx k? = 1 X 2 + X 4 1 2X 2 2X 3. (1) Compare this to the Zagier conjecture for the dimension d k of MZ k k 0 dim Q gr W k (MZ)X k = k 0 d k X k? = 1 1 X 2 X 3 k d k d k
43 Multiple divisor functions - Summary Multiple divisor functions are formal power series in q with coefficient in Q coming from the calculation of the Fourier expansion of multiple Eisenstein series. The space spanned by all multiple divisor functions form an differential algebra which contains the algebra of (quasi-) modular forms. A connection to multiple zeta values is given by the map Z k whose kernel contains all relations between multiple zeta values of weight k. Questions: What is the kernel of Z k? Is there an analogue of the Broadhurst-Kreimer conjecture? Is there a geometric/motivic interpretation of the multiple divisor functions? L-Series?
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