Analytic Number Theory
by Donald J. Newman · Donald J. Newman
Springer graduate text (GTM 177) presenting analytic number theory through selected problems: the partition function, the Erdős–Fuchs theorem, Waring's problem, nonvanishing of L-series, and Newman's short proof of the prime number theorem. Readers see how complex analysis and generating functions solve counting questions.
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