On sets characterizing number-theoretical functions (II) (The set of "prime plus one"'s is a set of quasi-uniqueness) (Q5582371)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3300645
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On sets characterizing number-theoretical functions (II) (The set of "prime plus one"'s is a set of quasi-uniqueness) (English)
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1969
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completely additive functions
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set of quasi-uniqueness
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0.7632089853286743
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By using the theorem of Bombieri it is proved that there exists a numerical constant \(K\) with the following property: if \(f(n)\) is a completely additive number-theoretic function such that \(f(p)=0\) for \(p\leq K\) and \(f(p+1)=0\) for all primes \(p\), then \(f(n)=0\), identically. the constant \(K\) in the theorem is non-effective. For Part I, see Acta Arith. 13, 315--320 (1968; Zbl 0153.06702).
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