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Optimal Selberg weights have modulus at most one

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Let k(d)=∏p∣d​g(p)/(1−g(p)) on permitted squarefree integers. The Selberg sieve weights have
∣ρd​∣=J∏p∣d​(1−g(p))1​∑v≤L/d(v,d)=1​​k(v)≤1.
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The numerator is the total weight of the distinct integers ev≤L with e∣d and (v,d)=1: multiplicativity gives ∑e∣d​k(e)=∏p∣d​(1−g(p))−1. They are a subset of the terms in J.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 27 / 3 / a / Solution

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