Tao's logarithmic Chowla conjecture

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Let μ\bm\mu denote the Möbius function. For integers r≥0r\geq 0, shifts 1≤a1<⋯<ar1\leq a_1<\dots<a_r, and exponents is∈{1,2}i_s\in\{1,2\} that are not all equal to 22, consider the logarithmically weighted shifted correlations. Tao's logarithmic Chowla conjecture. For any such rr, a1,…,ara_1,\dots,a_r, and exponents, we have

∑1≤n≤Nμi0(n)μi1(n+a1)⋅…⋅μir(n+ar)n=o(log⁡(N)).\sum_{1\leq n\leq N}\frac{\bm\mu^{i_0}(n)\bm\mu^{i_1}(n+a_1)\cdot\ldots\cdot\bm\mu^{i_r}(n+a_r)}{n}=o(\log(N)).

This is the logarithmic version of Chowla's conjecture and is used in the paper in connection with Tao's logarithmic results. The general assertion remains open in the source's presentation.

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el Houcein el Abdalaoui, “On Veech's proof of Sarnak's theorem on the Möbius flow”, arXiv:1711.06326 (2022).

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