GRH

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GRH is a major unproven conjecture in number theory asserting that all nontrivial zeros of a broad class of L-functions lie on a critical line, generalizing the classical Riemann hypothesis.

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instanceOf mathematical conjecture
number theory conjecture
unproven conjecture
abbreviationOf Generalized Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
appliesTo Dirichlet L-functions associated to primitive characters NERFINISHED
a broad class of L-functions beyond the Riemann zeta function
asserts all nontrivial zeros of certain L-functions lie on the critical line Re(s) = 1/2
concerns Dirichlet L-functions NERFINISHED
L-functions
zeros of L-functions
field analytic number theory
number theory
fullName Generalized Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
generalizes Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
hasConsequence constraints on possible counterexamples to the Riemann Hypothesis
sharper bounds for class numbers of number fields
hasVariant Extended Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
Grand Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
implies effective versions of the Chebotarev density theorem
improved bounds in computational number theory algorithms
results on distribution of primes in arithmetic progressions
results on least quadratic nonresidues
strong bounds on error terms in prime number theorems for arithmetic progressions
various bounds in algebraic number theory
involves complex analysis
prime number distribution in arithmetic progressions
isPartOf Millennium Prize Problems context
isStrongerThan Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
logicalStatus independent of current axioms is unknown
motivation generalizing properties of the Riemann zeta function
understanding distribution of primes
openQuestion whether any nontrivial zero of Dirichlet L-functions lies off the critical line
relatedTo Dedekind zeta functions NERFINISHED
Dirichlet characters NERFINISHED
Riemann Hypothesis NERFINISHED
automorphic L-functions
critical line Re(s) = 1/2
critical strip 0 < Re(s) < 1
zeta functions
status open problem
unproven
studiedBy number theorists
usedIn conditional bounds for algorithms in primality testing and factoring
conditional results in algebraic number theory
conditional results in computational complexity

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