An analytic method for bounding (x)
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Abstract: In this paper we present an analytic altorithm which calculates almost sharp bounds for the normalized error term for in expected run time for every . The method has been implemented and used to calculate the bound for . In particular, this bound implies that for , which gives an improved lower bound for the Skewes number.
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