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Mertens function bound from the classical zeta zero-free region

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The classical zero-free region of the Riemann zeta function and a truncated Perron formula give
M(x)≪xexp(−clogx​)
(1)
for some absolute constant c>0. Take contour height T=exp(logx​) and move the Perron contour to ℜs=1−c1​/logT.

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