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Let χ1​ be the real character associated with the exceptional zero β. The prime number theorem in an arithmetic progression with an exceptional zero gives, uniformly for x≥2 and (a,q)=1,
ψ(x;q,a)=φ(q)x​−βφ(q)χ1​(a)xβ​+O(x(logq)2exp[−logq+logx​clogx​]).​
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If no exceptional zero exists, the middle term is omitted. The constant c>0 is absolute.

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