The structure of multiplicative functions with small partial sums
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Abstract: The Landau-Selberg-Delange method provides an asymptotic formula for the partial sums of a multiplicative function whose average value on primes is a fixed complex number . The shape of this asymptotic implies that can get very small on average only if . Moreover, if , then the Dirichlet series associated to must have a zero of multiplicity at . In this paper, we prove a converse result that shows that if is a multiplicative function that is bounded by a suitable divisor function, and has very small partial sums, then there must be finitely many real numbers , , such that on average. The numbers correspond to ordinates of zeroes of the Dirichlet series associated to , counted with multiplicity. This generalizes a result of the first author, who handled the case when in previous work.
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