PIMS CRG Seminar Series: L-functions in Analytic Number Theory: Junxian Li
- Date: 09/22/2022
Hybrid
Joint value distribution of L-functions [video]
It is believed that distinct primitive L-functions are “statistically independent”. The independence can be interpreted in many different ways. We are interested in the joint value distributions and their applications in moments and extreme values for distinct L-functions. We discuss some large deviation estimates in Selberg and Bombieri-Hejhal’s central limit theorem for values of several L-functions. On the critical line, values of distinct primitive L-functions behave independently in a strong sense. However, away from the critical line, values of distinct Dirichlet L-functions begin to exhibit some correlations.
This is based on joint works with Shota Inoue.
This event is part of the PIMS CRG Group on L-Functions in Analytic Number Theory. More details can be found on the webpage here: https://sites.google.com/view/crgl-functions/crg-weekly-seminar
Kübra Benli, Institut Élie Cartan de Lorraine
Fatma Çiçek, University of Northern British Columbia
Ertan Elma, University of Lethbridge
The online seminars for the PIMS CRG L-functions in Analytic Number Theory will take place on Thursdays, 10–11 am Pacific Time/11 am–noon Mountain Time.
If you would like to attend the seminars, please register to receive the Zoom link.
You are also welcome to join us in person at our “watch parties”:
UBC–Vancouver: room ESB 4127
University of Lethbridge: M1060 (Markin Hall)
University of Northern British Columbia: TBC
This event took place on zoom and a recording is available on mathtube.org.