Siegel Zeros and Sarnak's Conjecture
Abstract
Assuming the existence of Siegel zeros, we prove that there exists an increasing sequence of positive integers for which Chowla's Conjecture on k-point correlations of the Liouville function holds. This extends work of Germ\'an and K\'atai, where they studied the case k=2 under identical hypotheses. An immediate corollary, which follows from a well-known argument due to Sarnak, is that Sarnak's Conjecture on M\"obius disjointness holds. More precisely, assuming the existence of Siegel zeros, there exists a subsequence of the natural numbers for which the Liouville function is asymptotically orthogonal to any sequence of topological entropy zero.
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