Prime orbits for some smooth flows on
arXiv:2005.09403 · doi:10.1111/j.1365-2966.2005.09403.x
Abstract
We consider a class of smooth mixing flows on with one degenerated fixed point of power type . We prove that for a dense set of , a prime number theorem for holds along a full upper density subsequence. In particular it follows that for every , the prime orbit . We also show that there exists a class of smooth weakly mixing flows on for which a prime number theorem holds. In fact we show that there exists a dense set of smooth functions (in the uniform topology) for which prime number theorem holds quantitatively (with an error term ).
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