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5-dissections and sign patterns of Ramanujan's parameter and its companion

Shane Chern, Dazhao Tang (2021)

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal

In 1998, Michael Hirschhorn discovered the 5-dissection formulas of the Rogers-Ramanujan continued fraction R ( q ) and its reciprocal. We obtain the 5-dissections for functions R ( q ) R ( q 2 ) 2 and R ( q ) 2 / R ( q 2 ) , which are essentially Ramanujan’s parameter and its companion. Additionally, 5-dissections of the reciprocals of these two functions are derived. These 5-dissection formulas imply that the coefficients in their series expansions have periodic sign patterns with few exceptions.

(Non)Automaticity of number theoretic functions

Michael Coons (2010)

Journal de Théorie des Nombres de Bordeaux

Denote by λ ( n ) Liouville’s function concerning the parity of the number of prime divisors of n . Using a theorem of Allouche, Mendès France, and Peyrière and many classical results from the theory of the distribution of prime numbers, we prove that λ ( n ) is not k –automatic for any k > 2 . This yields that n = 1 λ ( n ) X n 𝔽 p [ [ X ] ] is transcendental over 𝔽 p ( X ) for any prime p > 2 . Similar results are proven (or reproven) for many common number–theoretic functions, including ϕ , μ , Ω , ω , ρ , and others.

(Non-)weakly mixing operators and hypercyclicity sets

Frédéric Bayart, Étienne Matheron (2009)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We study the frequency of hypercyclicity of hypercyclic, non–weakly mixing linear operators. In particular, we show that on the space 1 ( ) , any sublinear frequency can be realized by a non–weakly mixing operator. A weaker but similar result is obtained for c 0 ( ) or p ( ) , 1 < p < . Part of our results is related to some Sidon-type lacunarity properties for sequences of natural numbers.

'The mother of all continued fractions'

Karma Dajani, Cor Kraaikamp (2000)

Colloquium Mathematicae

We give the relationship between regular continued fractions and Lehner fractions, using a procedure known as insertion}. Starting from the regular continued fraction expansion of any real irrational x, when the maximal number of insertions is applied one obtains the Lehner fraction of x. Insertions (and singularizations) show how these (and other) continued fraction expansions are related. We also investigate the relation between Lehner fractions and the Farey expansion (also known as the full...

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Pelesko, John A. (2004)

Journal of Integer Sequences [electronic only]

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A. Хуррамов (1985)

Zapiski naucnych seminarov Leningradskogo

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