The real-moment limit conjecture for ideal class counting functions

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Let a(β,β′)a(\beta,\beta') denote the quantities appearing in Theorem, and let β>0\beta>0 be real. For β\beta integral or half-integral, the corresponding β\beta-moment has matching lower and upper asymptotic bounds, and the limiting quantities do not depend on the ideal class σ∈N\sigma\in N. Real-moment limit conjecture. For real β>0\beta>0, the lim inf⁡\liminf and lim sup⁡\limsup in Theorem are equal, and they are independent of σ∈N\sigma\in N. This would extend the equality already observed when β∈Z/2\beta\in\mathbb{Z}/2 to all positive real moments.

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Kam Cheong Au, “Moments of ideal class counting functions”, arXiv:2307.02380 (2023).

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