Partition-theoretic formulas for arithmetic densities
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Abstract: If , then a theorem of Alladi offers the M"obius sum identity -sum_{substack{ n geq 2 \ p_{
m{min}}(n) equiv r pmod{t}}} mu(n)n^{-1}= frac{1}{varphi(t)}. Here is the smallest prime divisor of . The right-hand side represents the proportion of primes in a fixed arithmetic progression modulo . Locus generalized this to Chebotarev densities for Galois extensions. Answering a question of Alladi, we obtain analogs of these results to arithmetic densities of subsets of positive integers using -series and integer partitions. For suitable subsets of the positive integers with density , we prove that [- lim_{q o 1} sum_{substack{ lambda in mathcal{P} \
m{sm}(lambda) in S}} mu_{mathcal{P}} (lambda)q^{vert lambda vert} = d_{S},] where the sum is taken over integer partitions , is a partition-theoretic M"obius function, is the size of partition , and is the smallest part of . In particular, we obtain partition-theoretic formulas for even powers of when considering power-free integers.
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