• 1 The project
  • 2 Basic definitions and notation
  • 3 First approach: Wiener-Ikehara Tauberian theorem ▶
    • 3.1 A Fourier-analytic proof of the Wiener-Ikehara theorem
    • 3.2 Weak PNT
    • 3.3 Removing the Chebyshev hypothesis
    • 3.4 The prime number theorem in arithmetic progressions
    • 3.5 The Chebotarev density theorem: the case of cyclotomic extensions
    • 3.6 The Chebotarev density theorem: the case of abelian extensions
    • 3.7 The Chebotarev density theorem: the general case
  • 4 Second approach ▶
    • 4.1 Residue calculus on rectangles
    • 4.2 Perron Formula
    • 4.3 Mellin transforms
    • 4.4 Zeta Bounds
    • 4.5 Proof of Medium PNT
    • 4.6 MediumPNT
  • 5 Third Approach ▶
    • 5.1 Hadamard factorization
    • 5.2 Hoffstein-Lockhart
    • 5.3 Strong PNT
  • 6 Elementary Corollaries ▶
    • 6.1 Consequences of the PNT in arithmetic progressions
    • 6.2 Consequences of the Chebotarev density theorem
  • 7 Explicit estimates
  • 8 Zeta function estimates ▶
    • 8.1 Definitions
    • 8.2 The estimates of Kadiri, Lumley, and Ng
    • 8.3 The zeta function bounds of Rosser and Schoenfeld
    • 8.4 Approximating the Riemann zeta function
  • 9 Primary explicit estimates ▶
    • 9.1 Definitions
    • 9.2 A Lemma involving the Möbius Function
    • 9.3 The estimates of Fiori, Kadiri, and Swidinsky
    • 9.4 Numerical content of BKLNW Appendix A
    • 9.5 Appendix A of BKLNW
    • 9.6 Chirre-Helfgott’s estimates for sums of nonnegative arithmetic functions
    • 9.7 Summary of results
  • 10 Secondary explicit estimates ▶
    • 10.1 Definitions
    • 10.2 Chebyshev’s estimates
    • 10.3 An inequality of Costa-Pereira
    • 10.4 Converting prime number theorems to prime in short interval theorems
    • 10.5 The prime number bounds of Rosser and Schoenfeld
    • 10.6 The estimates of Buthe
    • 10.7 Numerical content of BKLNW
    • 10.8 Tools from BKLNW
    • 10.9 The implications of FKS2
    • 10.10 Numerical content of eSHP
    • 10.11 Prime gap data from eSHP
    • 10.12 Dusart’s explicit estimates for primes
    • 10.13 Summary of results
  • 11 Tertiary explicit estimates ▶
    • 11.1 The least common multiple sequence is not highly abundant for large \(n\)
    • 11.2 Erdos problem 392
    • 11.3 Numerical verification of Goldbach
    • 11.4 Ramanujan’s inequality
  • 12 Iwaniec-Kowalski ▶
    • 12.1 Blueprint for Iwaniec-Kowalski Chapter 1
  • 13 Bibliography
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