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Chebyshev's bias: a standalone construct

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Number theory

primes in non-residue classes tend to lead primes in residue classes, a bias measured by logarithmic density under standard conjectures.

In number theory, Chebyshev's bias refers to primes in non-residue classes tend to lead primes in residue classes, a bias measured by logarithmic density under standard conjectures. This meaning comes from Rubinstein (1994) in Experimental Mathematics.[1]

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References

Rubinstein, M., & Sarnak, P. (1994). Chebyshev's Bias. Experimental Mathematics, 3(3), 173-197. https://doi.org/10.1080/10586458.1994.10504289

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