Conjecture on the 1-level density beyond finite support

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Let ff be the test function in the average 1-level density, and let σ\sigma denote the finite support parameter. Theorem 3/2(3) gives an expansion involving the terms of order Q−1/2/(log⁡Q)kQ^{-1/2}/(\log Q)^k for the stated support range. Conjecture on the 1-level density beyond finite support. Theorem 3/2(3) holds for ff with arbitrarily large finite support σ\sigma. If true, this would show that the terms of order Q−1/2/(log⁡Q)kQ^{-1/2}/(\log Q)^k identified in that theorem persist for arbitrarily large finite support, rather than being artifacts of the restricted support range.

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Daniel Fiorilli and Steven J. Miller, “Surpassing the Ratios Conjecture in the 1-level density of Dirichlet L-functions”, arXiv:1111.3896 (2014).

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