Three conjectures about character sums
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Abstract: We establish that three well-known and rather different looking conjectures about Dirichlet characters and their (weighted) sums, (concerning the P'{o}lya-Vinogradov theorem for maximal character sums, the maximal admissible range in Burgess' estimate for short character sums, and upper bounds for and ) are more-or-less "equivalent". We also obtain a new mean value theorem for logarithmically weighted sums of 1-bounded multiplicative functions.
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