Zeros of symmetric power period polynomials
Abstract
Suppose that k and N are positive integers. Let f be a newform on 0(N) of weight k with L-function Lf(s). Previous works have studied the zeros of the period polynomial rf(z), which is a generating function for the critical values of Lf(s) and has a functional equation relating z and -1/Nz. In particular, rf(z) satisfies a version of the Riemann hypothesis: all of its zeros are on the circle of symmetry \z ∈ \ : \ |z|=1/N\. In this paper, for a positive integer m, we define a natural analogue of rf(z) for the mth symmetric power L-function of f when N is squarefree. Our analogue also has a functional equation relating z and -1/Nz. We prove the corresponding version of the Riemann hypothesis when k is large enough. Moreover, when k>2(log2(13e2π/9)+m)+1, we prove our result when N is large enough.
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