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Vesselin Dimitrov
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number theory,distribution The distribution of the remaindersfractional parts $\Big\{ \frac{N}{n} \Big\}$

Let _N is$N$ be a large integer. What is known about distribution of fractional parts (on the [0,1) interval)$\Big\{ \frac{N}{n} \Big\} \in [0,1)$ after division of _N$N$ by all odd numbers starting form 3 and up to square root of N$n$ in the range $3 \leq n < \sqrt{N}$?

number theory,distribution of the remainders

Let _N is a large integer. What is known about distribution of fractional parts (on the [0,1) interval) after division of _N by all odd numbers starting form 3 and up to square root of N?

The distribution of fractional parts $\Big\{ \frac{N}{n} \Big\}$

Let $N$ be a large integer. What is known about distribution of fractional parts $\Big\{ \frac{N}{n} \Big\} \in [0,1)$ after division of $N$ by all odd numbers $n$ in the range $3 \leq n < \sqrt{N}$?

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number theory,distribution of the remainders

Let _N is a large integer. What is known about distribution of fractional parts (on the [0,1) interval) after division of _N by all odd numbers starting form 3 and up to square root of N?