In this paper, we construct a family of generalized L-functions, one for each point z in the upper half-plane that is not equivalent to an element in iR+. We prove that as z approaches i∞, these generalized L-functions converge to an L-function which can be written in terms of the Riemann zeta function.

In this paper, we investigate the interplay between positive-definite integral ternary quadratic forms and class numbers. We generalize a result of Jones relating the theta function for the genus of a quadratic form to the Hurwitz class numbers, obtaining an asymptotic formula (with a main term and error term away from finitely many bad square classes t j Z 2 t_j\mathbb {Z}^2 ) relating the number of lattice points in a quadratic space of a given norm with a sum of class numbers related to that norm and the squarefree part of the discriminant of the quadratic form on this lattice.