Dirichlet density

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Dirichlet density is a notion of density for subsets of prime numbers defined via Dirichlet series, used to measure how frequently such primes occur in analytic number theory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept in analytic number theory
density for subsets of prime numbers
notion of density
appliesTo Chebotarev sets of primes NERFINISHED
sets of primes defined by congruence conditions
basedOn Dirichlet series NERFINISHED
comparedWith analytic density
natural density
contrastsWith asymptotic density defined by counting function π_A(x)
definedOn subsets of prime numbers
dependsOn behavior of Dirichlet series near s = 1
domain set of prime numbers
field analytic number theory
generalizationOf natural density for many arithmetic sets of primes
hasAlternativeName Dirichlet analytic density NERFINISHED
hasKeyIdea encode a set of primes in a Dirichlet series and study its singularity at s = 1
hasProperty defined via limiting behavior of Dirichlet series
invariant under finite modification of a set of primes
may exist when natural density does not
mathematicalObjectType real number between 0 and 1 for many natural sets of primes
namedAfter Johann Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chebotarev density theorem NERFINISHED
Dirichlet L-functions NERFINISHED
analytic continuation of Dirichlet series
prime number theorem for arithmetic progressions
usedFor measuring frequency of subsets of prime numbers
measuring naturalness of sets of primes
studying distribution of primes in arithmetic progressions
usedIn formulation of density theorems in algebraic number theory
proofs and statements about distribution of primes in residue classes

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Chebotarev density theorem usesConcept Dirichlet density