Zeros of ๐ฟ-functions in families near the critical line

We combine the relative trace formula with analytic methods to obtain zero density estimates for L L -functions in various families of automorphic representations for G L ( m ) \mathrm {GL}(m) that show their strength close to the critical line. Applications include strong bounds for the average analytic rank of these L L -functions at the central point and average equidistribution results for the imaginary parts of the zeros.

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Transactions of the American Mathematical Society
Published
2026-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.1090/tran/9687
Primary Topic
Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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Zeros of ๐ฟ-functions in families near the critical line

Valentin Blomer, Jesse Thorner
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society
Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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Zeros of ๐ฟ-functions in families near the critical line

Valentin Blomer, Jesse Thorner
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Abstract

We combine the relative trace formula with analytic methods to obtain zero density estimates for L L -functions in various families of automorphic representations for G L ( m ) \mathrm {GL}(m) that show their strength close to the critical line. Applications include strong bounds for the average analytic rank of these L L -functions at the central point and average equidistribution results for the imaginary parts of the zeros.

Transactions of the American Mathematical Society
National Science Foundation, Simons Foundation, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, European Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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