Wintner Theorem
Wintner Theorem is a foundational result in the analytic theory of arithmetic functions that establishes conditions under which the mean value of a multiplicative function converges, specifically by linking the convergence of its summatory function to the behavior of its Dirichlet series on the line Re(s) = 1.
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Leipzig University
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Fudan University
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George Washington University
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Central University of Venezuela
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University of Colorado System
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National College of Technology, Wakayama College
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Coastal Carolina University
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