Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9496456 | Journal of Number Theory | 2005 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Let μn=2-2n2nn(0⩽nâZ)be the normalized binomial mid-coefficient and let Mt(x,y)=xt+yt21/t(tâ 0),M0(x,y)=xybe the power mean of order t of x,y>0. Furthermore, let k,lâ 0 and p,q,r,s⩾0 be integers. We prove: if k=l, then the equation(0.1)Mk(μp,μq)=Ml(μr,μs),only has the solutions (p,q)=(r,s) and (p,q)=(s,r). And, if kâ l, then (0.1) holds if and only if p=q=r=s. This complements a result of Bang and Fuglede, who studied the equation for k=l=0.
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Authors
Horst Alzer, Bent Fuglede,