Asymptotics of Sums
[41/88%]Let . Prove that as the following relations hold
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Let and . Prove that .
Let . Prove that
if , then
if , then
Recall that denotes the series .
Let . Prove that
if , then ;
if , then ;
if , then ;
if , then .
Let and . Prove that
if , then ;
if , then ;
if , then the series converges and .
Let and the series converge, with . Prove that
if , then ;
if , then ;
if , then the series converges and .
Let and . Prove that
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Let , where .
Prove that .
Can one claim that , if ?
Let and , with , where . Prove that .
Let . Prove that
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Can the coefficient in inequality b) be decreased?
Let and for . Prove that the behavior of the function as is closely related to the behavior of the sequence :
Moreover,
and the coefficient cannot be decreased.
Let be a nonnegative nonincreasing function, . Prove that
Is this true if the function is continuous but not monotonic?
Determine the asymptotics of the following sums as :
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Let the function be nonnegative and decreasing on . Prove that
if , then
in particular ;
if , then
in particular, if as , then
If the function is monotonic on , then
In particular, if the function is monotonic on and
Let , let the function (in general, complex-valued) be integrable on the interval , and let
Prove that . In particular, if is monotonic, then
If , then
If , then
and consequently, . In particular, if is convex or concave, then .
Let for . Prove that
Prove that as
Prove that
for some positive numbers and .
Let . Prove that
Prove that
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Let . Prove that as
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Prove that .
Prove that
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Let and . Prove that
where the constant in the -estimate does not depend on and .
Let the sequence of numbers be such that , . Find the asymptotics of the sum
in the following cases:
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Let and . Prove that for some , for all the inequality holds
Let and on . Prove that
Find the asymptotics as of the sums of the series
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Find the asymptotics as of the sums of the series
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Find the asymptotics as of the sums of the series
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Find the asymptotics as of the sums of the series
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Let be the number of divisors of the natural number . Prove that
Here is Euler's constant (see problem II.2.8).
Find the asymptotics as of the sums of the series
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, is the number of divisors, is the sum of divisors of the number ).
Let a smooth function be convex or concave on , . Prove that
if as , then
if as , then
where . In particular, taking , we obtain a refinement of the result of problem 3.30 b) with :
Find the asymptotics as of the sums ()
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Let . Prove that as
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where -periodic positive smooth functions:
What is the mean value of the function when ?
Find the asymptotics of the sum
Prove that
Let be the sequence of all prime numbers, numbered in increasing order. For an odd index set .
Arguing in the same way as when solving problems I.2.11 b) and I.2.12 b), prove that
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Using the result of problem I.2.12b), derive from this the asymptotic relations
From part c) it follows that each of the arithmetic progressions contains infinitely many primes. This is a special case of the celebrated Dirichlet theorem, according to which any arithmetic progression with coprime natural numbers and contains infinitely many primes (see [GL], [Ka], [Tr]). Interesting information related to this theorem can be found in . It is also apparent that the progressions contain "approximately equal numbers" of primes. This result (as well as problem I.2.15) can be supplemented by the following asymptotic relations.
Prove that