Abstract

We study the series ψs(z):=∑n=1∞sec⁡(nπz)n−sψ_s(z):=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \sec(nπz)n^{-s}, and prove that it converges under mild restrictions on zz and ss. The function possesses a modular transformation property, which allows us to evaluate ψs(z)ψ_{s}(z) explicitly at certain quadratic irrational values of zz. This supports our conjecture that π−kψk(j)∈Qπ^{-k} ψ_{k}(\sqrt{j})\in\mathbb{Q} whenever kk and jj are positive integers with kk even. We conclude with some speculations on Bernoulli numbers.

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