Modeling families of L-functions
David W Farmer

TL;DR
This paper explores the concept of families of L-functions, especially elliptic curve L-functions, using random matrix theory and heuristics to predict their properties.
Contribution
It introduces two new random matrix models, the Independent Model and the Interaction Model, for analyzing elliptic curve L-function families.
Findings
Two random matrix models for elliptic curve families are proposed.
The models provide insights into the statistical behavior of L-functions.
Heuristics from number theory complement the models.
Abstract
We discuss the idea of a ``family of L-functions'' and describe various methods which have been used to make predictions about L-function families. The methods involve a mixture of random matrix theory and heuristics from number theory. Particular attention is paid to families of elliptic curve L-functions. We describe two random matrix models for elliptic curve families: the Independent Model and the Interaction Model.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
