∑@\slimits@@@n≤x(τ(n))a=Oa(x(logx)2a-1) for a≥0
Within this entry, τ refers to the divisor function, ⌊⋅⌋ refers to the floor function, log refers to the natural logarithm
, p refers to a prime, and k and n refer to positive integers.
Theorem.
For a≥0, ∑n≤x(τ(n))a=Oa(x(logx)2a-1).
The Oa indicates that the constant implied by the definition of O depends on a. (See Landau notation for more details.)
Proof.
Let a≥0. Since (τ)a=ida∘τ, id is completely multiplicative, and τ is multiplicative, (τ)a is multiplicative. (See composition of multiplicative functions for more details.)
For any y≥0,
∑p≤y(τ(p))alogp | =∑p≤y2alogp |
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=2a∑p≤ylogp | |
≤2aylog4 by this theorem (http://planetmath.org/UpperBoundOnVarthetan). |
Also,
∑p∑k≥2(τ(pk))apklog(pk) | =∑p∑k≥2(k+1)apk⋅klogp |
≤∑plogp∑k≥2(k+1)a+1pk | |
≤∑plogpp2∑k≥2(2k)a+1pk-2 | |
≤2a+1∑p1p32∑k≥2ka+12k-2 | |
≤2a+3ζ(32)∑k≥2ka+12k, where ζ denotes the Riemann zeta function![]() ![]() ![]() |
Since
lim
converges by the ratio test. Thus, by this theorem (http://planetmath.org/AsymptoticEstimatesForRealValuedNonnegativeMultiplicativeFunctions), . Therefore,
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Canonical name | displaystylesumnleXtaunaOaxlogX2a1ForAge0 |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 16:09:53 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 16:09:53 |
Owner | Wkbj79 (1863) |
Last modified by | Wkbj79 (1863) |
Numerical id | 15 |
Author | Wkbj79 (1863) |
Entry type | Theorem |
Classification | msc 11N37 |
Related topic | AsymptoticEstimatesForRealValuedNonnegativeMultiplicativeFunctions |
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