Titlebook: Excursions in Multiplicative Number Theory; Olivier Ramaré Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Some PracticeWe detail four examples in this chapter and provide a wide-ranging ready-made result. The way most of this chapter is written differs rather seriously from the prevailing one in the previous chapters: we essentially enunciate things and expect the readers to complete the proofs.

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The Mertens EstimatesWe need estimates for the number of primes in the initial interval. Such estimates are long known. Efforts to make them explicit started in the thirties, see, for instance, the papers [.] by R. Breusch, Robert and [.] by J.B. Rosser.

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The Levin–Fa?nle?b Theorem and AnaloguesOur first theorem is efficient when the value of the non-negative multiplicative function . we are summing is about constant on prime numbers.

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Primes in Arithmetical ProgressionsWe first gently steer the readers through the general notions and then inspect them more closely in two special cases.

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Computing a Famous ConstantLet .(.) denote the number of integers . that can be written as a sum of two integer squares. In early 1913 a then unknown clerk by the name of S. Ramanujan?made the following claim in his first letter to the very famous mathematician Hardy.

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1019-6242 a methodological approach to the material with several diffe.This textbook offers a unique exploration of analytic number theory that is focused on explicit and realistic numerical bounds. By giving precise proofs in simplified settings, the author strategically builds practical tools and insights f