Landau–Siegel zeroes and black hole entropy

@article{Miller1999LandauSiegelZA,
  title={Landau–Siegel zeroes and black hole entropy},
  author={Stephen D. Miller and Gregory Moore},
  journal={Asian Journal of Mathematics},
  year={1999},
  volume={4},
  pages={183-212}
}
There has been some speculation about relations of D-brane models of black holes to arithmetic. In this note we point out that some of these speculations have implications for a circle of questions related to the generalized Riemann hypothesis on the zeroes of Dirichlet $L$-functions. 

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