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Richert bound for the Riemann zeta function (∣ζ(σ+it)∣≪tC(1−σ)3/2log2/3t)

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For large positive t and 0<σ≤1, a fixed sufficiently large C gives the displayed upper bound; to the right of one use ∣ζ(σ+it)∣≪log2/3t. Its nonlinear dependence on 1−σ permits a wider zero-free region of the Riemann zeta function through the Landau zero-free-region theorem. Its proof uses estimates for exponential sums; its use as an upper-bound input is separate from a proof of a zero-free region.

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