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\textit{W. Narkiewicz} [Colloq. Math. 10, 81--94 (1963; Zbl 0114.26502)] introduced the concept of regular \(A\)-convolutions of arithmetic functions. Let \(A(n)\) be a set of positive divisors of \(n\), \[ (f*_A g) (n) =\sum_{d\in A(n)} f(d) g(n/d) \] (\(A\)-convolution of \(f\) and \(g\)). This is called regular if the set of arithmetic functions is a commutative ring with unity with respect to ordinary addition and \(A\)-convolution. In the present article several generalizations are studied. For Parts I--V see (I) Zbl 0881.11007, (II) Zbl 1538.11019, (III) Zbl 0906.11006, (IV) Zbl 0905.11005, (V) Zbl 0905.11006.
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