Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10997885 Comptes Rendus Mathematique 2016 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
Let d(n) and d⁎(n) be the numbers of divisors and the numbers of unitary divisors of the integer n, and let S(x)=∑n≤xD(n)=∑n≤xd(n)d⁎(n)(x≥1). A divisor d of a integer n is called unitary if it is prime with nd. In this paper, we prove that S(x)∼Ax(x→+∞), where A=π26∏p(1−12p2+12p3)=1.4276565⋯, and for all x≥1, S(x)=Ax+R(x) such that|R(x)|≤32ζ(32)x12+54ζ(23)x13+O(x15).
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