Complete Monotonicity of classical theta functions and applications

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Abstract

We produce trigonometric expansions for Jacobi theta functions\\ θj(u,τ),j=1,2,3,4θ_j(u,τ), j=1,2,3,4\ where τ=iπt,t>0τ=iπt, t > 0. This permits us to prove that\ log⁡θj(u,t)θj(0,t),j=2,3,4\log \frac{θ_j(u, t)}{θ_j(0, t)}, j=2,3,4 and log⁡θ1(u,t)πθ1′(0,t)\log \frac{θ_1(u, t)}{πθ'_1(0, t)} as well as δθjδuθj\frac{\frac{δθ_j}{δu}}{θ_j} as functions of tt are completely monotonic. We also interested in the quotients Sj(u,v,t)=θj(u/2,iπt)θj(u/2,iπt)S_j(u,v,t) = \frac{θ_j(u/2,iπt)}{θ_j(u/2,iπt)}. For fixed u,vu,v such that 0≤u<v<10\leq u < v < 1 we prove that the functions (δδtSj)Sj\frac{(\fracδ{δt}S_j)}{S_j} for j=1,4j=1,4 as well as the functions −(δδtSj)Sj-\frac{(\fracδ{δt}S_j)}{S_j} for j=2,3j=2,3 are completely monotonic for t∈]0,∞[t \in ]0,\infty[.\\ {\it Key words and phrases} : theta functions, elliptic functions, complete monotonicity.

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