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On the Northcott property of Dedekind zeta functions

@inproceedings{Genereux2022OnTN,
title={On the Northcott property of Dedekind zeta functions},
author={Xavier G'en'ereux and Matilde Lal'in},
year={2022}
}
• Published 28 September 2022
• Mathematics
. The Northcott property for special values of Dedekind zeta functions and more general motivic L -functions was deﬁned by Pazuki and Pengo. We investigate this property for any complex evaluation of Dedekind zeta functions. The results are more delicate and subtle than what was proven for the function ﬁeld case in previous work of Li and the authors, since they include some surprising behavior in the neighborhood of the trivial zeros. The techniques include a mixture of analytic and computer…

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