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added a top-level tag; https://meta.mathoverflow.net/questions/1457/why-are-mo-tags-formatted-as-they-are
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Martin Sleziak
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I'm a beginner. When I searched for results in probabilistic number theory most of the results were asymptotic in nature. Are there any results like with probability 1-$\epsilon$ (w.h.p) some property $P(\epsilon)$ hold  ? Any references would be also helpful.

I'm a beginner. When I searched for results in probabilistic number theory most of the results were asymptotic in nature. Are there any results like with probability 1-$\epsilon$ (w.h.p) some property $P(\epsilon)$ hold  ? Any references would be also helpful.

I'm a beginner. When I searched for results in probabilistic number theory most of the results were asymptotic in nature. Are there any results like with probability 1-$\epsilon$ (w.h.p) some property $P(\epsilon)$ hold? Any references would be also helpful.

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Non-asymptotic results in probabilistic number theory

I'm a beginner. When I searched for results in probabilistic number theory most of the results were asymptotic in nature. Are there any results like with probability 1-$\epsilon$ (w.h.p) some property $P(\epsilon)$ hold ? Any references would be also helpful.