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The 14 pages that link to Dirichlet series, each with the reason it gives.

• Power seriesCompared with: It is another coefficient-based function expansion, but its terms use variable exponents.

• Prime number theoremNarrower topic: The zeta function is a Dirichlet series whose analytic properties reveal prime behavior.

• Riemann zeta functionNarrower topic: The zeta function is a fundamental example, with every coefficient aₙ equal to 1.

• Analytic number theoryNarrower topic: Many arithmetic functions, including the zeta and L-functions, take this form.

• Dirichlet L-functionNarrower topic: The defining formula is a Dirichlet series with character values as coefficients.

• Euler productRelated: An Euler product rewrites certain Dirichlet series as products.

• Multiplicative functionRelated: A multiplicative function becomes the coefficient sequence of a series with useful factorization properties.

• Divisor functionNarrower topic: Dirichlet series package divisor-function values into analytic objects.

• Explicit formulaNarrower topic: The zeta function and its logarithmic derivative encode arithmetic data through Dirichlet series.

• Möbius functionNarrower topic: The function's generating series became a standard tool in analytic number theory.

• Mellin transformRelated: Mellin transforms often convert sums and asymptotic behavior into Dirichlet-series analysis.

• Arithmetic functionRelated: An arithmetic function can be represented by its values as coefficients of a Dirichlet series.

• Apéry's theoremNarrower topic: The defining series for ζ(3) is a basic example of this form.

• Riemann–Siegel formulaCompared with: The defining series converges too slowly on the critical line at large heights.