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XinHang Ji

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Shifted second moment of Gaussian Hecke $L$-functions $L(s,λ^k)$

We establish a uniform asymptotic formula for the smoothly weighted shifted second moment of the Gaussian angular Hecke $L$-functions $L(s,λ^k)$. The completed moment is expressed as the sum of four explicit main terms, corresponding to the four functional-equation swaps, with an error of size $O_{Φ,ε}(K^{1/2+ε})$.After the Archimedean factors are removed, the resulting formula agrees with the numerator-only specialization of the four-swap prediction of the $L$-functions Ratios Conjecture. The proof transforms the off-diagonal contribution into Weyl sums over the roots of $r^2\equiv-1\pmod C$, realizes these sums spectrally through incomplete Poincaré series evaluated at $i$, and separates the Eisenstein and Maaß spectra. The two $v$-type main terms arise respectively from the zero frequency and from the combined residues of two moving Eisenstein poles, while the cuspidal spectrum is absorbed into the square-root error term.

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Low-Lying Zeros on the Critical Line for Families of Dirichlet $L$-Functions

In this paper, we establish a new lower bound for the number of low-lying zeros of Dirichlet $L$-functions $L(s, χ)$ on the critical line within extremely short intervals. Specifically, for a sufficiently large prime $P$ and real number $T \in [a_1/\sqrt{\log P}, 1]$, we prove that the sum of the number of zeros on the critical line $N_0(T, χ)$ over characters $χ\bmod P$ satisfies $$ \sum_{χ\bmod P} N_0(T, χ) \gg T^2 P\sqrt{\log P} .$$ Traditional approaches encounter significant technical barriers in this short-interval regime. The Levinson method fails due to its own inherent limitations in handling such restricted intervals , while standard applications of the Selberg mollifier are hindered by the emergence of complex, inseparable cross-terms that are difficult to evaluate. To overcome these obstacles, we introduce a novel analytic framework utilizing high-dimensional Mellin transforms. This approach systematically manages the multi-variable series generated by the mollifier calculations. By explicitly resolving these cross-term obstructions, we extract the localized lower bound, providing a robust method that circumvents the short-interval bottleneck and offers potential applicability to the zero statistics of higher-rank $L$-function families.

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