The convergence to the Poisson law. II: Unbounded strongly additive functions
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In the first part [ibid. 35, 300-308 (1995; Zbl 0865.11056)], the convergence of a sequence of additive functions to a Poisson law was described under some conditions, which the reviewer felt were unnecessary. Here they are indeed removed, at least if the functions are assumed to be strongly additive; the only remaining assumption is the natural one that \( \sum _{\sqrt p<x\leq x,\;f_x(p)\neq 0} 1/p \rightarrow 0\).
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