On sparsely Schemmel totient numbers

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zbMATH Open1322.11006arXiv1412.3080MaRDI QIDQ5262034FDOQ5262034


Authors: Colin Defant Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 9 July 2015

Abstract: For each positive integer r, let Sr denote the rth Schemmel totient function, a multiplicative arithmetic function defined by [S_r(p^{alpha})=�egin{cases} 0, & mbox{if } pleq r; \ p^{alpha-1}(p-r), & mbox{if } p>r end{cases}] for all primes p and positive integers alpha. The function S1 is simply Euler's totient function phi. Masser and Shiu have established several fascinating results concerning sparsely totient numbers, positive integers n satisfying phi(n)<phi(m) for all integers m>n. We define a sparsely Schemmel totient number of order r to be a positive integer n such that Sr(n)>0 and Sr(n)<Sr(m) for all m>n with Sr(m)>0. We then generalize some of the results of Masser and Shiu.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1412.3080

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