On Artin's conjecture on average and short character sums

Abstract Let denote the number of primes up to for which the integer is a primitive root. We show that satisfies the asymptotic predicted by Artin's conjecture for almost all . This improves on a result of Stephens (1969). A key ingredient in the proof is a new short character sum estimate over the integers, improving on the range of a result of Garaev (2006).

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Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1112/blms.70103
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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On Artin's conjecture on average and short character sums

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On Artin's conjecture on average and short character sums

Joni Teräväinen, Igor E. Shparlinski, Oleksiy Klurman
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Abstract Let denote the number of primes up to for which the integer is a primitive root. We show that satisfies the asymptotic predicted by Artin's conjecture for almost all . This improves on a result of Stephens (1969). A key ingredient in the proof is a new short character sum estimate over the integers, improving on the range of a result of Garaev (2006).

Bulletin of the London Mathematical SocietyVol. 57(8)
University of Turku (FI), UNSW Sydney (AU), University of Bristol (GB)
Academy of Finland, Australian Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Analytic Number Theory Research
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