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CorollaryStatement: AI-adaptedProof: AI-adaptedPipeline-generatedjudge pass (gpt-5.6-terra)audited 2026-09-07
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Prime number theorem

Statement

As x, π(x)x/logx,θ(x)x,ψ(x)x. These three asymptotic assertions are equivalent.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The data and hypotheses of the statement.

[F1]

Prime number theorem logarithmic integral: For some absolute c>0 and every x2, π(x)=Li(x)+O(xeclogx).

[F2]

Logarithmic integral asymptotic expansion: For each fixed integer m1, as x, Li(x)=j=0m1j!xlogj+1x+Om(xlogm+1x).

[F3]

Abel summation recovers the prime-counting function from theta: For every real x2, π(x)=θ(x)logx+2xθ(t)tlog2tdt.

[F4]

Psi and theta differ by at most a square-root term: There are positive constants K1,K2 such that for every real x2, 0ψ(x)θ(x)K1xlogx and, for all sufficiently large x, ψ(x)θ(x)K2x.

Proof

1.1

The quantitative counting theorem and the first Li term give π(x)x/logx, since logxeclogx0.

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1.2

Independently, if θ(x)x, the exact Abel formula gives π(x)x/logx: its integral is O(x/log2x), by splitting at x and using θ(t)=O(t).

F3
2.1

Conversely summing logp=logxpxdt/t over the finitely many primes px gives θ(x)=π(x)logx2xπ(t)dt/t. If π(t)t/logt, the integral is O(x/logx)=o(x) by the same square-root split, so θ(x)x. Finally 0ψ(x)θ(x)=O(xlogx)=o(x), proving both directions between theta and psi. Combine these implications with the first step.

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