Volume 25 • Issue 1 • PP: 137-147 • 2025
An Outer Generalized Prime System and Some Discrete Examples
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Beurling (or generalized) prime system has been defined by Arne Beurling in 1937, and several couthers have been working on this during the last century. This work focuses on addressing some concrete examples of an outer generalized prime system involving Beurling zeta function. The core of this work is to create a discrete generalized prime system under a fixed condition to give a new upper bound for Beurling zeta function.
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