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On the Oscillation Theorems of Pringsheim and Landau

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Number Theory

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Our theme is a relation between the sign of a real function and the analytic behaviour of its associated generating function at a special point on the boundary of convergence.

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Bateman, P.T., Diamond, H.G. (2000). On the Oscillation Theorems of Pringsheim and Landau. In: Bambah, R.P., Dumir, V.C., Hans-Gill, R.J. (eds) Number Theory. Trends in Mathematics. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-7023-8_3

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