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  <title>
    The generalized Riemann hypothesis on the average
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  <speaker>
    Kathleen Petersen (FSU)
  </speaker>

  <abstract>
    The Riemann hypothesis is equivalent to a precise statement
    about the size of the error between the prime counting
    function and the logarithmic integral.  Bombieri and
    Vinogradov's celebrated theorem shows that the average of
    this error term over arithmetic progressions is exactly what
    is predicted by the Riemann Hypothesis.  I'll discuss a
    generalization of this to arbitrary number fields.  This is
    joint work with M. Ram Murty.
  </abstract>

</talk>
