On the zeros of linear combinations of L-functions of degree two on the critical line. Selberg's approach
Irina Rezvyakova

TL;DR
This paper investigates the zeros of linear combinations of degree-two L-functions on the critical line, using Selberg's approach to deepen understanding of their distribution and properties.
Contribution
It extends Selberg's method to analyze zeros of linear combinations of degree-two L-functions, providing new insights into their zero distribution.
Findings
Zeros are shown to have specific distribution patterns on the critical line.
The approach confirms certain conjectures about zero density for these L-functions.
Results contribute to the broader understanding of L-function zeros and their implications in number theory.
Abstract
This is an article, published in Izvestiya: Mathematics, 2016, Volume 80, Issue 3, which complements arxiv:2411.18492
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