Goldston, Daniel A

Publications & Presentations

• Daniel A. Goldston. "Small gaps between consecutive primes." Conference. (January 2003).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Higher correlations of divisor sums related to Primes III." Article. (January 2002).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Higher correlations of divisor sums related to primes I: Triple correlations." Article. (January 2001).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Mean values of logarithmic derivative of the Riemann zet-function with app Mean values of the logari" Article. (January 2001).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "On the pair correlation of zeros of the Riemann Zeta-Function." Conference. (January 2000).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "On the pair correlation of zeros of the Riemann Zeta-function." Article. (January 2000).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "On the second moment for primes in an arithmetic progression." Article. (January 2000).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "The major arcs approximation of an exponential sum over primes." Article. (January 2000).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Note on a variance in the distribution of primes." Book Chapter. (January 1999).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Mean value theorems for long Dirichlet polynomials and tails of Dirichlet series." Article. (January 1998).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Primes in short segments of arithmetic progressions." Article. (January 1998).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "On the Montgomery-Hooley asymptotic formula." Book Chapter. (January 1997).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Sums of three or more primes." Article. (January 1997).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Turan's pure power sum problem." Article. (January 1996).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Variance of distribution of primes in residue classes." Article. (January 1996).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "A lower bound for the second moment of primes in short intervals." Article. (January 1995).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Some singular series averages and the distribution of Goldbach numbers in short intervals." Article. (January 1995).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "An exponential sum over primes." Book Chapter. (January 1993).
• Daniel A. Goldston. "Simple zeros of the Riemann Zeta-function." Article. (January 1993).