Aug 4, 2014 - Let cq(n) denote the Ramanujan sum modulo q, and let x and y be large reals, with x = o(y). We obtain asymptotic formulas for the sums. â.
Dec 13, 2004 - By using Eulerian integral formula of second kind (see e.g. [2]):. (2.1) ... In this section we evaluate definite integrals involving the functions ζ(x, y;z,a) ... câbâ1 ζν(xt, y;z,a)dt. (3.3). = â. â n=0. 2F1[ν, b;c;x/(a +
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Riemann sums. Concept. The concept of a Riemann sum is simple: you add up
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Oct 17, 2018 - I0(/tx)K. 4. 0 (x)xdx = 7ζ(3)+O(t). (18). A neat and novel q-expansion ..... In (53) the sum is over all positive integers c coprime to N. In (54) the ... that RN,M(n)/M = RN,n(M)/n and that RN,M(n) = RdN,dM(n) ..... M ⤠50 and 8204
arXiv:math-ph/0405016v1 6 May 2004. POLYTOPE SUMS AND LIE CHARACTERS. MARK A. WALTON. This paper is dedicated to the late Professor R. T. ...
Feb 2, 2000 - arXiv:quant-ph/0003107v1 22 Mar 2000. KCL-MTH-00-15. Gauss Sums and Quantum Mechanics. Vernon Armitage. Department of ...
In his phenomenal life of 32 years, Ramanujan wrote many more formulas ... these integer-valued coefcients are nothing but well-known Ramanujan Sums.
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Sep 24, 2010 - 10. SATADAL GANGULY AND JYOTI SENGUPTA. 2.3. Special functions. The importance of Bessel functions in the
Jun 25, 2013 - NT] 25 Jun 2013. Sums of products involving power sums of. Ï(n) integers. Jitender Singh1. Abstract. A sequence of rational numbers as a ...
Jan 22, 2016 - parlinski), by NSFC Grant 11201275 and the Fundamental Research Funds for the. Central Universities Grant GK201503014 (for T. P. Zhang).
Riemann sums for x2. Here we look at the right endpoint Riemann sums for f (x) =
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Prove that S contains a zero-sum subsequence of length n. 1.11. Let p be an odd prime number. Consider the following sequence in Zp: 0, 0, 1, 1, 2, 2, ..., p â 1, ...
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DIGITAL SUMS AND DIVIDE-AND-CONQUER RECURRENCES: FOURIER EXPANSIONS AND ABSOLUTE CONVERGENCE PETER J. GRABNER † AND HSIEN-KUEI HWANG Abstract. We propose means of computing the Fourier expansions of periodic functions appearing in higher moments of the sum-of-digits function and in the solutions of some divide-and-conquer recurrences. The expansions are shown to be absolutely convergent. We also give a new approach to efficiently computing numerically the coefficients involved to high precision.
1. Introduction Let ν(n) denote the number of 1’s in the binary representation of n. Properties of this function have been extensively studied in the literature due partly to its natural and frequent appearance in many concrete problems in diverse fields; see [16] and [42] the references therein. For more examples, see [1], [2], [5], [7], [8], [12], [20], [34]. The well-known Trollope-Delange formula (see [13], [46]) for the sum function of ν(n) has attracted much attention in the literature since it represents one of the most concrete examples of producing continuous but nowhere differentiable functions in analysis: for n ≥ 1, X ν(k) n−1 S(n) := n−1 0≤k
