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Exceptional zeros of Hecke LL-functions

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Contributed by Christopher Frei, Wataru Kai ↗

Version 1 / Oct 22, 2026 / CC BY-SA 4.0

Abstract

We prove that Hecke LL-functions have no exceptional zeros. We do so by generalising a variant due to Kerr of the proof by OpenAI in the case of Dirichlet LL-functions.

Provenance statement

This draft is not intended for publication. We intend to publish its contents as part of another work in progress by the authors. Due to the recent interest in the OpenAI proof, we deemed it valuable to make this part available in advance. This draft and the mathematics in it were created without the use of artificial intelligence tools.

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Version history

  1. v1Submitted by Wataru KaiInitial depositCurrentOct 22, 2026