
TL;DR
This paper establishes lower bound results for the size of central values of L-functions when their argument angles are restricted, advancing understanding of their extremal behavior.
Contribution
It provides new omega results for L-functions' central values under angle constraints, a novel restriction in the study of their size.
Findings
Proves omega results for L-functions with constrained angles
Shows extremal size behavior of L-values under angle restrictions
Enhances understanding of the distribution of L-values at the center
Abstract
We prove omega results for the central value of -functions with the further condition that the angle is also constrained.
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