Showing posts with label geometric series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geometric series. Show all posts

Saturday, November 24, 2012

Dirichlet Series of Divisor Function




 DF.ID.1: Dirichlet series of first and second order  divisor function:




 

proof
Euler product representation of Dirichlet series of divisor function:


 (1.a)

 (1.b)
 (2.a)

 (2.b)

according to 
from (1.a) and (2.a):


 
 (3.a)
from (1.b) and (2.b):  

 


  (3.b)
The derivative of geometric series (GS.ID.1):


 
 (4)
 
 (5.a)
 

 
 (5.b)
from ( 3.a) and (4) , the Dirichlet series of first order divisor function:


(6)
from (3.b) and (5.b) , the Dirichlet series of second order divisor function:


 
 (7)

DF.ID.2: Dirichlet series of first  order  divisor function: of squared number


 

proof
 (8)
 
  (8.b)
 (8.c)
given that :
 (9)
The derivative of previous series:
 (10)
 (11)
from (8.c)(10) and (11), 
 (12)
 
 (13)








 DF.ID.3: Dirichlet series of  sum of higher order  divisor function:


Proof

 (1)



 (2)


 (3)



 (4)


 (5)



 (6)


 (7)
replacing (7) in (6) gives:
 (8)


 (9)



 (10)

 (11)


 (12)

 (13)










Friday, June 1, 2012

Gamma-Polylogarithm


GP.ID.1:

 
 



Proof

Given
 
 (1)
 therefore ,

 (2)

 (3)


 (4)
 (5)


 (6)
Based on the identity: 

 (7)
From (5) and (6) ,





Saturday, October 22, 2011

Reciprocals of Binomial Coefficients




 
(1)
RBC.ID.1:   Trigonometric Identity

(2)

proof

(3)

(4)

by geometric series

 
(5)
replacing (5) by,


(6)
results


(7)
guided by the following identities:

(8)



(9)

(10)

from (7) , (8) , (9) , and (10) ,  The first part of (7):


(11)

The first part of (11) equals zero


(12)




(13)

(14)
from (7) , (8) , (9) , and (10) ,  The second  part of (7):


(15)

(16)

(17)


(18)


from (14 and (18) ,



(19)
if x=1/2 , then



(20)
RBC.ID.2:    Derivative of Trigonometric Identity-1


 (21)

Proof  

differntiate (19)  in respect to x
 
(22)

(23)





(24)




multiply and divide  the first part of right-hand side by







(25)



(26)
from (25) and (26) 

(27)





(28)


if x=1/2 





(29)

divide both sides by 4

(30)



RBC.ID.3:    Derivative of Trigonometric Identity-2




Proof


(31)

(32)
 

(33)

Using geometric mean

(34)


(35)


Replacing





(36)





(37)


(38)

From  (31) and (38) , Therefore ,



(39)