Distribution of primes in smooth moduli

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A key input to Zhang's proof that bounded gaps occur infinitely often is a distribution result on primes in smooth moduli, which we have called [math]\displaystyle{ MPZ[\varpi,\delta] }[/math] (and later strengthened to [math]\displaystyle{ MPZ'[\varpi,\delta] }[/math]. These estimates are obtained as a combination of three other estimates, which we will call [math]\displaystyle{ Type_I[\varpi,\delta,\sigma] }[/math], [math]\displaystyle{ Type_{II}[\varpi,\delta,\sigma] }[/math], and [math]\displaystyle{ Type_{III}[\varpi,\delta,\sigma] }[/math].

Definition of estimates

Coefficient sequences

Congruence class systems

Smooth and densely divisible numbers

MPZ

Type I

Type II

Type III

The combinatorial lemma

Type I estimates

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Type II estimates

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Type III estimates

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Combinations