q-quasiadditive functions
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Abstract: In this paper, we introduce the notion of -quasiadditivity of arithmetic functions, as well as the related concept of -quasimultiplicativity, which generalises strong -additivity and -multiplicativity, respectively. We show that there are many natural examples for these concepts, which are characterised by functional equations of the form or for all and a fixed parameter . In addition to some elementary properties of -quasiadditive and -quasimultiplicative functions, we prove characterisations of -quasiadditivity and -quasimultiplicativity for the special class of -regular functions. The final main result provides a general central limit theorem that includes both classical and new examples as corollaries.
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