2006
DOI: 10.5802/jtnb.538
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Restriction theory of the Selberg sieve, with applications

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“…By (3.2), θ ∈ I (θ j , /8N ) for some j ∈ J . Hence The remaining arguments go along the same line as those of Green [9,11]. Define…”
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“…By (3.2), θ ∈ I (θ j , /8N ) for some j ∈ J . Hence The remaining arguments go along the same line as those of Green [9,11]. Define…”
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“…Here, we have used the prime number theorem in arithmetic progressions of modulus W Y , which is again a constant. Finally, the discrete majorant property for a i follows from the result of Green and Tao [11]. where the singular series G F is defined by…”
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“…This means that, according to [GT,Prop. 3.1], β : Z + → R is a non-negative function satisfying the majorant property…”
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“…Applying [GT,Prop. 4.2] with F (n) = b + nM and R = N ′1/10 , we obtain that, for p > 2 and any complex sequence (b n ) n , (2.5)…”
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