Finding L-Functions out of Nothing
David Farmer presents methods for constructing L-functions, a fundamental tool in analytic number theory, from minimal initial data, as part of an introductory workshop on arithmetic statistics.
David Farmer is a mathematician at the American Institute of Mathematics, focusing on number theory, particularly L-functions and their properties.
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