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# On the frequency of vanishing of quadratic twists of modular L-functions

@article{Conrey2000OnTF,
title={On the frequency of vanishing of quadratic twists of modular L-functions},
author={J. Brian Conrey and Jonathan P. Keating and Michael O. Rubinstein and Nina C. Snaith},
journal={arXiv: Number Theory},
year={2000},
pages={301-315}
}
• Published 21 May 2000
• Mathematics
• arXiv: Number Theory
We present theoretical and numerical evidence for a random matrix theoretic approach to a conjecture about vanishings of quadratic twists of certain L-functions
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