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The Liouville constant-mode integral and total-charge bound
Statement
Let , , an integer , and (with the empty sum when ). Let . Put , , and . Then
is finite exactly when ; in that case
Facts & Assumptions
Given: and real charges ; and are the displayed sums.
, so .
Proof
With , one has and . Therefore whenever this improper integral converges.
The tail at is integrable for every real because exponential decay dominates every power. At , the integrand is comparable to , whose integral is finite exactly for ; when it has a logarithmically divergent integral, and when it diverges more strongly. Hence exactly when , equivalent to because .
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