Residues of a tropical zeta function for convex domains
arXiv:2604.21709
Abstract
We define an -invariant tropical zeta function of a convex domain. In dimension 2 it admits boundary Dirichlet-series representation with summands indexed by Farey pairs. For strictly convex domains, it extends meromorphically to , holomorphic there except for a simple pole at , with residue universally proportional to equiaffine perimeter. A Tauberian argument yields the wave-front lattice-perimeter asymptotic for . In addition, for a special domain , which is a limit shape of lattice polygons in a square, with its tropical zeta function being expressed in terms of Witten SU(3) zeta function, we compute the exact coefficient in the asymptotic expansion of the integer-averaged lattice point counting for the leading term .
116 pages, 13 figures and schematic diagrams. Main theorem: for smooth strictly convex planar domains, the tropical zeta function continues meromorphically to Re(s)>3/5 with simple pole at s=2/3; residue gives equiaffine perimeter. Includes Tauberian asymptotic for lattice perimeter of tropical wave fronts, and a detailed demonstration of a novel scheme for lattice point counting