Introduction to the Bernoulli function
Peter Luschny

A companion to arXiv:2009.06743v2 [math.HO]

Numbering of formulas as in version 2.

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Preliminaries

Stieljes constants and zeta function

Formula 1

Laurent series of the Riemann zeta function

Formula 2

Stieltjes constants, defined via integral

Bernoulli constants and Bernoulli function

Formula 3

Bernoulli constants, defined via integral

Memoization of the real part of the Bernoulli constants with single precision. (For quick checking and plotting, for higher precision use the two parameter form.)

Formula 4

Bernoulli function, definition.

Formula 5

Bernoulli function using the Riemann zeta representation.

From now onwards we use Mathematica's efficient implementation of the Zeta function for the Bernoulli function.

Bernoulli function on the critical line and the zeta zeros which are the same as the Bernoulli zeros.

Bernoulli function rises up at Riemann's critical line.

Formula 6, 7

Formula 8

Formula 9

Bernoulli function Taylor expansion based on the Bernoulli constants.

Formula 10

Alternative formula for the Bernoulli constants.

Formula 11

Formula 12

Formula 13

Formula 14

Some special integral formulas

Formula 15

Euler's gamma.

Formulas 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

Some Bernoulli constants.

Generalized Bernoulli constants

Formula 21

Laurent expansion of the Hurwitz zeta function.

Formula 22

Generalized Stieltjes constants, integral representation.

Formula 23

Generalized Bernoulli constants, definition via integral.

Generalized Bernoulli constants, definition via Stieltjes constants.

Mathematica can't do this!

The generalized Bernoulli function

Formula 24, 25, 26

Generalized Bernoulli function. (Closing definition gap with limiting value.)

Formula 27

Bernoulli polynomials, explicit formula

Integral formulas for the Bernoulli function

Formula 28, 29

The Jensen integral of the Bernoulli function.

Making the integrand real.

The real Bernoulli function, via Jensen integral.

An arbitrary precision version of the Bernoulli function via zeta function.

Test cases, even indexed Bernoulli numbers, Jensen integral versus zeta version

The complex Bernoulli function, via Jensen integral.

Formula 30

The generalized complex Bernoulli function.

Do you know the imaginary part of the Bernoulli numbers?

Can you identify more values?

The Hurwitz-Bernoulli function

Formula 31

The Hurwitz–Bernoulli function.

Formula 32

The Hurwitz–Bernoulli function represents the Bernoulli function for 0 ≤ v ≤ 1 and s > 1.

The Hurwitz–Bernoulli functions with s = 2 + k/6 for 0 ≤ k ≤ 6 deform $B_2(x)$ into $B_3(x)$.

The central Bernoulli function

Formula 33

The case v = 1 in the Hurwitz–Bernoulli function.

Formula 34

Representation of the Bernoulli function by the PolyLog.

Formula 35

The case v = 1/2 in the Hurwitz–Bernoulli function: representation of the central Bernoulli function by the PolyLog.

Formula 36

The central Bernoulli function, used as definition.

Formula 36a

The central Bernoulli function, via Bernoulli function.

Formula 37

Jensen integral of the central Bernoulli function for even integer n.

Computation of the even indexed Bernoulli numbers via the integral representation of the centered Bernoulli function.

Formula 38

The secant decomposition of B(s) and the cosecant numbers A001896.

The central Bernoulli polynomials

Formula 39

Central Bernoulli numbers.

Formula 40

Central Bernoulli polynomials.

Formula 41

Going halves.

This is a completely natural result. However note how absurd in contrast the following is for n = 1!

The Genocchi function

Formula 42

The Genocchi function, by definition.

The Genocchi function as the difference between the Bernoulli function and the Bernoulli central function.

Formula 43

Genocchi function represented via Bernoulli function.

Formula 44

Generalized Genocchi function.

A226158

Formula 45

The Genocchi polynomials.

Formula 46

The Genocchi polynomials as difference between the Bernoulli polynomials and the central polynomials.

The alternating Bernoulli function

Formula 47

The alternating Riemann zeta function.

Formula 48

The alternating Bernoulli function, definition.

Formula 49 / 50

The alternating Hurwitz zeta function via Hurwitz zeta.

Formula 51

The alternating Bernoulli polynomials, definition. A333303, A110501, A001469

Formula 52

The alternating Bernoulli function via the Bernoulli function.

Formula 53

The alternating Bernoulli numbers.

Formula 53a

The alternating centered Bernoulli numbers. A346464 and A346463

a(n) = (4^n - 2)*(4^n - 1) / Clausen(2*n - 1). A346463.

Derivatives of the Bernoulli function

Formula 54

Derivatives of the Bernoulli function.

Formula 55

Bernoulli constants as values of a derivative.

Logarithmic derivative and Bernoulli cumulants

For odd integer $n = 3, 5, 7, \ldots $ the value of $\mathcal{L}\!\operatorname{B}(n) $ is undefined.

Compare the logarithmic derivative of the Bernoulli function at the even integers with the logarithm of x/π.

Formula 56

The logarithmic derivative of the Bernoulli function.

Formula 57

Representation of LdB by LdGamma and LdZeta.

Formula 58

The coefficients in the series expansion of the logarithmic derivative of the Bernoulli function. The logarithmic polynomials generated by the Bernoulli constants.

The Hasse-Worpitzky representation

Formula 59

Worpitzky numbers and Fubini polynomials, A163626, A278075.

Formula 60

Worpitzky transform.

The generalized Worpitzky transform

Formula 61

Generalized Worpitzky transform.

Formula 62

Generalized Worpitzky transform, alternative form.

Formula 63

Bernoulli polynomials and Bernoulli numbers from the generalized Worpitzky transform.

Examples: a(n) = n + 1 and a(n) = H(n + 1).

The Hasse representation

Formula 64

Hasse's formula.

Formula 65

The Hasse representation of the central Bernoulli function.

Formula 66

For the central Bernoulli numbers equivalent to:

Formula 67

Bernoulli constants via Hasse representation

The functional equation

Formula 68

The tau constant and the tau function.

Formula 69

ZTG, the ZetaTauGamma product is the reflected Zeta function.

Formula 70

ZTF, the -ZetaTauFactorial product is (a representation of) the Bernoulli function.

Formula 71

The functional equation of the Bernoulli function.

Formula 72

The symmetric functional equation.

Representation by the Riemann xi function

Formula 73

The Riemann xi (lower case) function, as defined by Landau and, to add to the confusion denoted by Mathematica as RiemannXi, although it is not the Riemann Xi (upper case) function, as defined by Landau with upper case and denoted by Riemann with xi (lower case).

Formula 74

The Bernoulli function in terms of the Riemann xi function.

Formula 75

The Bernoulli function in terms of the Riemann xi function.

Formula 76

The Basel problem. The solution is: The Bernoulli function at s = -1.

The Hadamar decomposition

Formula 77 & 78

Hadamard's infinite product expansion of the zeta function.

Formula 79

Hadamard decomposition of the Bernoulli function.

Formula 80

Jensen's formula for the Hadamard product and the Riemann xi function.

The generalized Euler function

Formula 81

Generalized Euler function.

Test (see also A002425).

Euler polynomials

The Euler tangent function

Formula 82

Euler tangent function, definition.

Formula 82a

Euler tangent function, via polylogarithm.

Test (Note that -2 Re[-Log[1 - I]] = Log[2]).

Formula 83

A155585

Formula 84

Euler tangent function, via Bernoulli function.

Formula 85

Connection to the Eulerian numbers, A173018.

Formula 86

$ 2^n E_n(1) = A_n(-1)$

Formula 87

Stirling-Fubini type polynomials.

A122704

The Euler secant function

Formula 88

Euler secant function, definition.

Fake traditional notation since 'E' is protected.

Formula 89

Euler (secant) numbers.

Formula 90

Euler secant function, via generalized Bernoulli.

Formula 90a

Euler secant function, via polylogarithm.

Formula 91

Even indexed classical Euler numbers via an Jensen integral.

A346838

Euler Zeta numbers

Formula 92

Euler Zeta numbers.

The Bernoulli secant function

Formula 93

The Bernoulli secant function.

Formula 94

A160143, A193476

Formula 95

The Bernoulli secant numbers represented by the Euler secant numbers.

Formula 96

The Bernoulli secant function via the polylogarithm.

The extended Bernoulli function

Formula 97

Extended Zeta function.

Formula 98

Extended Bernoulli function, definition via generalized Zeta.

Formula 99

Extended Bernoulli function via generalized Bernoulli, B(s, v).

Formula 100

The extended Bernoulli function is the sum of the Bernoulli function and the Bernoulli secant function.

Formula 101

The extended Bernoulli numbers are the values of the extended Bernoulli function for integers n ≥ 1.

The extended Euler Function

Formula 102

Extended Euler function via extended Bernoulli.

Formula 103

Extended Euler function via extended Zeta.

Formula 104

The extended Euler function is the sum of the Euler secant and the Euler tangent function.

The scaled extended Euler function.

Formula 105

See also OEIS A163982.

Formula 106

Euler extended function via generalized Bernoulli.

Formula 107

Jensen integral representation of the extended Euler numbers.
The polynomials are the numerators in the integral. See A342317

The André function

Formula 108, 109

The unsigned Euler functions.

Euler secant function, unsigned version.

Euler tangent function, unsigned version.

Test, compare OEIS A009006.

Formula 110

The André function.

Formula 111

The André function via the polylogarithm.

Formula 112

The André numbers.

Formula 113

The André numbers for positive integers.

Formula 114

Euler zeta numbers. A099612 / A099617

Formula 115

The signed André function.

The scaled André functions.

Formula 116

The signed Andre numbers. A346838, A346839.

The Seki function

Formula 117, 118

The unsigned Bernoulli functions.

Formula 119

The Seki function.

Formula 120

The Seki function via the André function.

Formula 121

The Seki function via the polylogarithm.

Formula 122

The signed Seki function.

See A193472 and A193473, apart from the signs.

Formula 122a

The scaled signed Seki numbers.

The Swiss-knife polynomials

Formula 123

Swiss knife polynomials.

Observe the sinusoidal character of the normalized SKP polynomials.

Formula 124

Worpitzky representation of the SK polynomials.

Formula 125, 126

Recurrence of the SK polynomials.

Asymptotics for the Bernoulli function

Formula 127

Formula 128

For even positive integer n:

Formula 129

For positive real s:

Formula 130

Asymptotic expansion of the Euler function.

Formula 131

Asymptotic expansion of the logarithm of the Andre function.

Formula 132

Applications of the Swiss-knife polynomials

A122045, Euler secant numbers

A155585, 2^n*E(n, 1)

A163982, -2^n*(E(n, 1/2) + E(n, 1))

A163747, 2^n*(E(n, 1/2) - E(n, 1)).

A304980, (2^n - 4^n) B[n] / n + E[n]

Euler zeta numbers, A099612/A099617, 2^n*|E(n, 1/2) - E(n,1)| / n!

Andre numbers, A000111

Extended Euler numbers

Euler secant, A028296

Euler tangent, A000182

A336898 / A336899

Bernoulli, A164555/A027642

Bernoulli tangent, n even, A000367/A002445

Bernoulli secant, n odd, A160143/A193476

Bernoulli extended, A193472/A193473

Genocchi, A226158

Springer, A188458

A001586 A212435

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