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Infinite Series and Arithmetical Functions


     

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Let n be any positive integer. Then n can be written in one, and only one way

n = Pn1 V1Pn2V2........Pnk Vk           (1.1)

where Pn1, Pn2,.........Pnk are distinct primes.

Throughout this paper the following notations are used :-

[x]=the integer equal to or immediately smaller than the real number x.


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Let n be any positive integer. Then n can be written in one, and only one way

n = Pn1 V1Pn2V2........Pnk Vk           (1.1)

where Pn1, Pn2,.........Pnk are distinct primes.

Throughout this paper the following notations are used :-

[x]=the integer equal to or immediately smaller than the real number x.