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arXiv · 1502.05257

Properties of the sequence $\{Z[t_ν(τ)]\}$, Jacob's ladders and new kind of infinite set of metamorphosis of main multiform

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In this paper we study properties of some sums of members of the sequence $\{Z[t_ν(τ)]\}$. Our results are expressed in statements proving essential influence of the Lindel\" of hypothesis on corresponding formulae. In this paper: the parts 1 -- 6 are English version of our paper \cite{6}, and the part 7 of this work contains current results, namely new set of metamorphosis of the main multiform from our paper \cite{7}.

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Jan Moser. 2015-02-18. Properties of the sequence $\{Z[t_ν(τ)]\}$, Jacob's ladders and new kind of infinite set of metamorphosis of main multiform. https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.05257

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