Steuding's joint universality conjecture for primitive Selberg-class functions
Steuding's joint universality conjecture for primitive Selberg-class functions
Let be functions in the Selberg class, and suppose they are distinct and primitive. Steuding's joint universality conjecture. Any finite collection is jointly universal.
This conjecture proposes a broad joint universality principle for primitive Selberg-class functions. The source also records that a stronger proposed characterization in terms of a prime-coefficient orthogonality sum has counterexamples, but does not state a resolution of this conjecture.
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Primary source
Kohji Matsumoto, “A survey on the theory of universality for zeta and L-functions”, arXiv:1407.4216 (2014).
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