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Euler, Dirichlet and Rieman pioneered work leading to the study of the analytic properties of L-functions as they relate to the distribution of prime numbers. In this text, written for mathematicians and graduate students, Moreno (City U. of New York) works from a series of lectures to proceed to the ideas of harmonic analysis of Tate and Weil. His primary topics include Hecke L- functions, Artin-Hecke L-functions, analytic properties of L- functions, explicit formulas, bounds on discriminants and conductors, non-vanishing theorems and, as an appendix, a survey of the local theory of root numbers. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Nico Lamer
reviewed Advanced Analytic Number Theory: L-Functions on March 12, 2010 Advanced Analytic Number Theory
This book accomplishes what it sets out to accomplish admirably; it sets out the basic concepts of statistics with as little reliance on Math as possible, to give students who are not Math-oriented an idea of the subject.
If you are Math-oriented, and already know a bit about statistics, you will not learn much here. But that is not the fault of the book; it is not intended to teach someone with a grounding in the subject, any more than it is a flaw of an intro Biology textbook that it doesn't teach Organic Chemistry.
I have a couple of minor quibbles about this book, but they're really too minor to mention, and are certainly too minor to dock it a star for.
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