On the distribution of additive arithmetic functions
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(28)- Pretentiousness in analytic number theory
- Extension of the domain of definition of a multiplicative Dirichlet series
- A concentration property with respect to the Euler function
- An estimate on concentration functions of multiplicative functions and its applications
- The concentration function of additive functions on shifted primes
- The convergence to the Poisson law. II: Unbounded strongly additive functions
- The von Mises theorem for Farey fractions
- Effective means for complex multiplicative functions
- The convergence to the Poisson law. I: Integer-valued additive functions
- Erdős and the integers
- Simultaneous concentrations of additive functions
- The distribution function of a polynomial in additive functions
- Clustering of linear combinations of multiplicative functions
- Discrete uniform distribution for a sum of additive functions
- On the local distance between arithmetical distributions
- The Littlewood-Offord problem and invertibility of random matrices
- On multiplicative functions which are small on average
- On the concentration of additive functions
- On the bivariate Erdős-Kac theorem and correlations of the Möbius function
- Correlations of multiplicative functions and applications
- Singularity of random symmetric matrices revisited
- Structure of eigenvectors of random regular digraphs
- The singularity probability of a random symmetric matrix is exponentially small
- On random matrices with large corank
- On the number of restricted prime factors of an integer. II
- Kubilius-type sequences of additive functions
- Poisson distribution for a sum of additive functions
- Bounds for the local distance between arithmetical distributions
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