Analytic Number Theory
Building on its broad strengths in mathematics in general, and in special functions in particular, the Wolfram Language provides a unique level of support for analytic number theory, including not only highly general function evaluation, but also symbolic simplification.
Zeta Functions »
Zeta — Riemann zeta function
PrimeZetaP — prime zeta function
HurwitzZeta ▪ LerchPhi ▪ RiemannSiegelZ ▪ ZetaZero ▪ ...
Dirichlet Functions
DirichletL — Dirichlet L-function
DirichletCharacter ▪ DirichletTransform ▪ DirichletConvolve ▪ DivisorSum
DirichletBeta ▪ DirichletEta ▪ DirichletLambda
RamanujanTau ▪ RamanujanTauL ▪ RamanujanTauZ ▪ RamanujanTauTheta
Distribution of Primes »
PrimePi — prime counting function
Prime — the n th prime number
NextPrime ▪ RiemannR ▪ PrimeOmega ▪ PrimeNu ▪ MangoldtLambda ▪ ...
Arithmetic and Analytic Functions »
DivisorSigma ▪ MoebiusMu ▪ EulerPhi ▪ ...
Log ▪ Gamma ▪ LogGamma ▪ LogIntegral ▪ ...
Operations
Sum ▪ Product ▪ Integrate ▪ Series ▪ FourierSequenceTransform