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摘要
我们证明了定义在数域 k 上的自变 L 函数的无对数零密度估计。这项工作推广并强化了科瓦尔斯基(Kowalski)和米歇尔(Michel)早先使用的伪字符和大筛方法。作为应用,我们证明了对于k上n度数域的一个特定族(对于任意n),有效的切博塔列夫密度定理和类群中的ℓ-torsion约束对于族中的几乎所有域都成立。
Log-free zero density estimates for automorphic L-functions
We prove a log-free zero density estimate for automorphic L-functions defined over a number field k. This work generalizes and sharpens the method of pseudo-characters and the large sieve used earlier by Kowalski and Michel. As applications, we demonstrate for a particular family of number fields of degree n over k (for any n) that an effective Chebotarev density theorem and a bound on ℓ-torsion in class groups hold for almost all fields in the family.
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