Theoretical mathematical analysis establishes zero density estimates for automorphic L-functions on GL(m), indicating strong bounds on central-point analytic ranks.
We combine the relative trace formula with analytic methods to obtain zero density estimates for L L -functions in various families of automorphic representations for G L ( m ) GL(m) that show their strength close to the critical line. Applications include strong bounds for the average analytic rank of these L L -functions at the central point and average equidistribution results for the imaginary parts of the zeros.
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