In this note, we will show that real numbers can be strongly approximated by linear combinations of special values of Dirichlet series. We extend the approximation results of Emre Alkan in an effective way to all non-zero Dirichlet series with a better approximation. Using the fundamental works of Szemerédi and Green-Tao on arithmetic progressions, we prove that one can approximate real numbers with special values of Dirichlet series coming from sets of positive upper density or the set of prime numbers.
In this short note, we count the points on algebraic sets which lie in a subset of a domain. It is proved that the set of points on algebraic sets coming from certain subsets of a domain has the full asymptotic. This generalizes the first theorem of [E. Alkan and E.S. Yörük, Statistics and characterization of matrices by determinant and trace, Ramanujan J., 2019] and also anwers some questions from the same article.
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