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Die Entwickelungen des Verf. basiren freilich durchaus auf den Principien, welche Dirichlet bei seinem ber\u00fchmten Nachweise zu Grunde legte. Doch machen die Methoden des Verf., welche namentlich auf Gewinnung genauerer asymtotischer Gesetze bei zahlentheoretischen Functionen hinauslaufen, eine (bei Dirichlet vorliegende) Anleihe bei den an sich dem Satze fremdartigen Gebieten des quadratischen Reciprocit\u00e4tssatzes und der Klassenanzahl der Formen \u00fcberfl\u00fcssig. Neben diesem formalen Fortschritte ist ein weit b\u00fcndigeres Schlussresultat erreicht: Es sei \\(k\\) die gegen das Anfangsglied der arithmetischen Reihe prime Differenz derselben, und man gebrauche \\(E\\) und \\(\\varphi\\) als Symbole f\u00fcr die beiden bekannten zahlentheoretischen Functionen, w\u00e4hrend \\(A\\) eine aus \\(k\\) eindeutig zu bestimmende endliche Constante von einem in K\u00fcrze nicht gut wiederzugebenden Bildungsgesetze sei. 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