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L-functions as distributions

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  • UserAndrew Booker (University of Bristol)
  • ClockTuesday 17 February 2015, 16:15-17:15
  • HouseMR13.

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In 1989, Selberg defined what came to be known as the “Selberg class” of L-functions, giving rise to a new subfield of analytic number theory in the intervening quarter century. Despite its popularity, a few things have always bugged me about the definition of the Selberg class. I will discuss these nitpicks and describe some modest attempts at overcoming them, with new applications.

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