The generalized Lindelöf hypothesis for Dirichlet -functions
The generalized Lindelöf hypothesis for Dirichlet -functions
Let be a Dirichlet character, and write . Generalized Lindelöf hypothesis. For every , if and , then
This is a standard conjectural bound for Dirichlet -functions, extending the critical-line formulation to the half-plane away from the pole at . The paper assumes this hypothesis to obtain a near-quadratic conditional bound for the least prime in an arithmetic progression; it remains open.
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Primary source
Matías Bruna, “A conditional bound for the least prime in an arithmetic progression”, arXiv:2603.25612 (2026).
Additional references
6 papers in this index state this conjecture (2024–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2509.01602, arXiv:2505.02968, arXiv:2405.14834, arXiv:2402.03475, arXiv:2401.05052.
Progress summary
The generalized Lindelöf hypothesis remains unproved: recent work either assumes it or explicitly says its formal calculation is not a proof.
The conjecture gives a nearly minimal uniform growth bound for Dirichlet -functions in the half-plane . It remains open; no verified proof or counterexample was found.
Recent developments in 2026
- A March 2026 paper by Matías Bruna proves a near-quadratic bound for the least prime in an arithmetic progression, but only conditional on the generalized Lindelöf hypothesis; it does not advance the conjecture itself.
- The preprint An approach to the Lindelöf Hypothesis for Dirichlet -functions presents a formal calculation suggesting the critical-line estimate, but explicitly says convergence and rearrangement of sums are unjustified and derives an incorrect identity; it is not a proof.
Current status (as of August 2026): The generalized Lindelöf hypothesis for Dirichlet -functions remains open, with no verified proof, counterexample, or substantive progress recorded in the retrieved sources.
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