Some remarks on Euler's $\phi$ function and some related problems
Some remarks on Euler's $\phi$ function and some related problems
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关于欧拉$phi$函数的一些评论及一些相关问题
DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9904-1945-08390-6
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发表时间:
1945
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
P. Erdös
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作者:
P. Erdös
The function <i>(n) is defined to be the number of integers relatively prime to n, and <t>(n)~n'JjLp\n(l—p~~)In a previous paper I proved the following results : (1) The number of integers w i « for which <£(#) = m has a solution is 0(w[log n]'"") for every e > 0 . (2) There exist infinitely many integers m g n such that the equation <f>(x) ~m has more than m solutions for some c > 0 . In the present note we are going to prove that the number of integers m g n for which <j>{x)~m has a solution is greater than en (log n)log log n. By the same method we could prove that the number of integers mSn for which <t>(x)~tn has a solution is greater than n(log n^ilog log n) for every k. The proof of the sharper result follows the same lines, but is much more complicated. If we denote by f(n) the number of integers m^n for which <j>(x)~m has a solution we have the inequalities