J. Barkley Rosser coauthored explicit estimates for prime-related functions with Lowell Schoenfeld. Their bounds include the Rosser–Schoenfeld totient bound, controlling through logarithmic expressions with stated numerical constants and ranges. Explicit inequalities make number-theoretic estimates usable at finite values, where an asymptotic equivalence alone may give insufficient error control.[ref]
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