Counting Zeros of Dirichlet L-Functions
Abstract
We give explicit upper and lower bounds for N(T,), the number of zeros of a Dirichlet L-function with character and height at most T. Suppose that has conductor q>1, and that T≥ 5/7. If =q(T+2)2π> 1.567, then equation* | N(T,) - ( Tπ qT2π e -(-1)4) | 0.22737 + 2 (1+) - 0.5. equation* We give slightly stronger results for small q and T. Along the way, we prove a new bound on |L(s,)| for σ<-1/2.
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