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An effective universality theorem for the Riemann zeta function
Let 0 0, once T is large enough. This was refined by Bagchi who showed that the measure of such t∈[0,T] is (c(e)+o(1))T, for all but at most countably many e>0. Using a completely different approach, we obtain the first effective version of Voronin's Theorem, by showing that in the rate of convergence one can save a small power of the logarithm of T. Our method is flexible, and can be generalized to other L-functions in the t-aspect, as well as to families of L-functions in the conductor aspect.
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Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici (CMH) was established on the occasion of a meeting of the Swiss Mathematical Society in May 1928. The first volume was published in 1929. The journal soon gained international reputation and is one of the world''s leading mathematical periodicals.
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