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ALGEBRAIC TWISTS OF GL3 x GL2 L-FUNCTIONS

Philippe Michel, Yongxiao Lin
2023
Journal paper

Abstract

We prove that the coefficients of a GL3 x GL2 Rankin-Selberg L-function do not correlate with a wide class of trace functions of small conductor modulo primes, generalizing the corresponding result of Fouvry, Kowalski, and Michel for GL2 and of Kowalski, Lin, Michel, and Sawin for GL3. This result is inspired by a recent work of P. Sharma who discussed the case of a Dirichlet character of prime modulus.

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