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State and prove Dirichlet Theorem !

Topic :- Multiple Integrals ​

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Answered by oeiseghosh
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Dirichlet's theorem states that if q and l are two relatively prime positive integers, there are infinitely many primes of the form l+kq. Dirichlet's theorem is a generalized statement about prime numbers and the theory of Fourier series on the finite abelian group (Z/qZ)* plays an important role in the solution.

Answered by IIMASTERII
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Dirichlet's theorem states that if q and l are two relatively prime positive integers, there are infinitely many primes of the form l+kq. Dirichlet's theorem is a generalized statement about prime numbers and the theory of Fourier series on the finite abelian group (Z/qZ)* plays an important role in the solution.

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