On the problem of the first decimal digit of prime numbers
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Pour une large classe de parties de \(\mathbb{N}^*\) (à laquelle appartient notamment l'ensemble qui intervient dans le problème du premier chiffre décimal) on démontre que les densités arithmétiques inférieure et supérieure, ainsi que la densité logarithmique, coïncident avec les ``densités conditionnelles correspondantes, obtenues en conditionnant par rapport à l'ensemble \(\mathbb{P}\) des nombres premiers.
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