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On the zeta function on the line Re(s) = 1

We show the estimates \inf_T \int_T^{T+δ} |ζ(1+it)|^{-1} dt =e^{-γ}/4 δ^2+ O(δ^4) and \inf_T \int_T^{T+δ} |ζ(1+it)| dt =e^{-γ} π^2/24 δ^2+ O(δ^4) as well as corresponding results for sup-norm, L^p-norm and other zeta-functions such as the Dirichlet L-functions and certain Rankin-Selberg L-functions. This improves on previous work of Balasubramanian and Ramachandra for small values of δand we remark that it implies that the zeta-function is not universal on the line Re(s)=1. We also use recent results of Holowinsky (for Maass wave forms) and Taylor et al. (Sato-Tate for holomorphic cusp forms) to prove lower bounds for the corresponding integral with the Riemann zeta-function replaced with Hecke L-functions and with δ^2 replaced by δ^{11/12+ε} and δ^{8/(3 π)+ε} respectively.

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