On Bombieri's asymptotic sieve
Kevin Ford
Abstract
If a sequence (an) of non-negative real numbers has ``best possible'' distribution in arithmetic progressions, Bombieri showed that one can deduce an asymptotic formula for the sum Σn x an Λk(n) for k 2. By constructing appropriate sequences, we show that any weakening of the well-distribution property is not sufficient to deduce the same conclusion.
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