The full moment conjecture for quadratic Dedekind zeta functions

Let K\mathbb{K} be a quadratic extension, let χ\chi be the associated real Dirichlet character, and let a(k)a(k) be the arithmetic factor defined by the Euler product in the paper. The quadratic Dedekind zeta moment conjecture. One has

Ik(T)a(k)L(1,χ)2k2(G(k+1)2G(2k+1))2(logTlogqT)k2.I_k(T)\sim a(k)L(1,\chi)^{2k^2}\left(\frac{G(k+1)^2}{G(2k+1)}\right)^2\left(\log T\cdot\log qT\right)^{k^2}.

This is the predicted full asymptotic for moments of quadratic Dedekind zeta functions, combining the arithmetic Euler-product factor with the two zeta-type random-matrix factors. The paper proves the corresponding splitting statement in the second-moment case k=1k=1, but the full formula is conjectural.

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Winston Heap, “Moments of the Dedekind zeta function and other non-primitive L-functions”, arXiv:1303.6119 (2013).

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