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The largest gap between zeros of entire L-functions is less than 41.54

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Abstract Using suitable feasible pairs and convex combinations of Selberg minorant functions, the upper bound under GRH and the Ramanujan hypothesis on the largest gap between consecutive zeros of an… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Using suitable feasible pairs and convex combinations of Selberg minorant functions, the upper bound under GRH and the Ramanujan hypothesis on the largest gap between consecutive zeros of an entire L -function in Bober, Conrey, Farmer, Fujii, Koutsoliotas, Lemurell, Rubinstein and Yoshida [2] is improved from 45.3236 to 41.54. An application about nonexistence of certain entire L -functions is also provided.

Keywords: entire functions; zeros entire; largest gap; gap zeros

Journal Title: Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
Year Published: 2017

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