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Be careful, the book discusses Dirichlet Series but only for real s. As the title suggests, this book will tell you more about arithmetic functions than you may ever want to know. For us, only sections 1.
Holomorphic Functions , P. Noorhoff, Ltd Groningen, This is simply a reference for results from Complex Analysis, there should be plenty of alternatives on the library shelves. The only reservation is that Dirichlet Series are done as Laplace-Stieltjies transforms, which is too advanced an approach for us. I finish the proof of the Prime Number Theorem by following p. Titchmarsh , revised by D. This is a classic reference for results on the Riemann Zeta function, but apart from the first few pages it has little for us. It should be read for background, and though it was written in , Heath-Brown has written new appendices to each Chapter describing what has been proved in the 35 years since first publication.
For MMath and MSc material please press this button level 4 and 6 material. Feedback for exam The most common error in the exam was not going to the lectures. The Timetable 2 Lectures per week 1 example classes per week. Feedback for exam. Chapter 1 Appendix to Chapter 1. Chapter 2 part 1. Elementary Prime Number Theory. Chapter 2 part 2. Chapter 2 part 3.
Chapter 2 part 4. Chapter 2 part 5. Step 1 Step 1, Appendix. Step 1 Analytic Properties of the Riemann zeta function. Step 2 Step 2, Appendix. Step 3 Step 3, Appendix. Step 4 Step 4, Appendix.
Step 4 Bounds on the Riemann zeta function. Step 5 Moving the line of integration. Step 7 Final deduction of the Prime Number Theorem. Chapter 4 Appendix Inverses Summary.
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