Granville–Soundararajan theory of pretentious multiplicative functions

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The Granville–Soundararajan theory of pretentious multiplicative functions is a framework in analytic number theory that studies multiplicative functions by measuring how closely they mimic simpler “model” functions, yielding powerful refinements and extensions of classical results such as Halász’s theorem.

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