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As far as I know, the precise conjecture for what you are asking is:

All the elements of the Selberg class that are not Artin L-functions are:

 
  • motivic L-functions of dimension bigger than 0.

    motivic L-functions of dimension bigger than 0.

     
  • transcendental L-functions

    transcendental L-functions

Note that Artin L-functions are the 0-dimensional motivic L-functions.

Also, transcendental L-function is an umbrella term for automorphic L-functions that are not motivic.

As far as I know, the precise conjecture for what you are asking is:

All the elements of the Selberg class that are not Artin L-functions are:

 
  • motivic L-functions of dimension bigger than 0.
     
  • transcendental L-functions

Note that Artin L-functions are the 0-dimensional motivic L-functions.

Also, transcendental L-function is an umbrella term for automorphic L-functions that are not motivic.

As far as I know, the precise conjecture for what you are asking is:

All the elements of the Selberg class that are not Artin L-functions are:

  • motivic L-functions of dimension bigger than 0.

  • transcendental L-functions

Note that Artin L-functions are the 0-dimensional motivic L-functions.

Also, transcendental L-function is an umbrella term for automorphic L-functions that are not motivic.

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As far as I know, the precise conjecture for what you are asking is:

All the elements of the Selberg class that are not Artin L-functions are:

  • motivic L-functions of dimension bigger than 0.
  • transcendental L-functions

Note that Artin L-functions are the 0-dimensional motivic L-functions.

Also, transcendental L-function is an umbrella term for automorphic L-functions that are not motivic.