Divisors on overlapped intervals and multiplicative functions
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Abstract: Consider the real numbers ell_{n,k} = lnleft( frac{3}{2},k+sqrt{left( frac{3}{2},k
ight)^2 + 3,n}
ight) and the intervals . For all , define frac{L_n(q)}{q^{n-1}} = sum_{d|n}sum_{kin mathbb{Z}} �oldsymbol{1}_{mathcal{L}_{n,k}}left(ln d
ight) ,q^k, where is the characteristic function of the set . Let be sum of divisors of . We will prove that and , which are well-known multiplicative functions related to the number of representations of by a given quadratic form.
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