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On the sum \(\sum_{d\mid 2^n-1} d^{-1}\) (English)
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Der Autor beweist, daß für eine absolute Konstante \(c\) gilt: \[ \sum_{d \mid 2^n-1} 1/d < c \log\log n. \] Verschiedene ungelöste Probleme werden erwähnt, z.B. es sei \(\epsilon_n = \sum 1/d\), \(d \mid 2^n-1\), \(d \nmid 2^m-1\) für \(m<n\). Ist \(\epsilon_n < 1/n^c\) wahr? Wahrscheinlich gilt dies für jedes \(c < 1\), \(n > n_0(c)\).
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