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Computing $π(x)$ Analytically

We describe a rigorous implementation of the Lagarias and Odlyzko Analytic Method to evaluate the prime counting function and its use to compute unconditionally the number of primes less than $10^{24}$.

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AuthorshipTopic signalWComputing $π(x)$ Analyticallypreprint / 2013ADavid J. PlattResearcherTmath.NT5493 works
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Computing $π(x)$ Analytically

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