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تسجيل مستخدم جديدCotangent sums, quantum modular forms, and the generalized Riemann hypothesis
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We show that an asymptotic property of the determinants of certain matrices whose entries are finite sums of cotangents with rational arguments is equivalent to the GRH for odd Dirichlet characters. This is then connected to the existence of certain quantum modular forms related to Maass Eisenstein series.
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