Euler's function in residue classes
The authors discuss the question if there are infinitely many values of Euler's function \(\varphi\) in a given residue class \(r\bmod m\). It is clear that this is not the case for a class not containing even numbers. In the paper under review it is proved that a residue class containing a multiple of 4 has this property. The authors point out that 4 cannot be replaced by 2. This is shown by \textit{K. Ford}, \textit{S. Konyagin} and \textit{C. Pomerance} [Number theory in progress, Zakopane, Poland 1997, Vol. 2, 805-812 (1999)]. Further the authors derive asymptotic formulas for the distribution of \(\varphi(n)\) in the residue classes mod 12.
- Extrapolating an Euler class
- Values of the Euler function in various sequences
- Compositions with the Euler and Carmichael functions
- On the distribution of the partial sum of Euler's totient function in residue classes
- Complexity of inverting the Euler function
- Least totients in arithmetic progressions
- Residue classes free of values of Euler's function
- WEAK PROPER DISTRIBUTION OF VALUES OF MULTIPLICATIVE FUNCTIONS IN RESIDUE CLASSES
- Square values of Euler's function
- Distribution \(\bmod{p}\) of Euler's totient and the sum of proper divisors
- Mean values of multiplicative functions and applications to residue-class distribution
- Smallest totient in a residue class
- Patterns for cyclic numbers
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