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The divisor summatory estimate through several small values

Example

Let

E(x):=nxτ(n)xlogx(2γ1)x.

Using γ0.5772156649, the theorem predicts E(x)=O(x). For four small values one gets:

xnxτ(n)xlogx+(2γ1)xE(x)E(x)/x
5108.8193461.1806540.528004
102724.5701642.4298360.768382
206663.0032722.9967280.670089
50207203.3227173.6772830.520046

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The definition of E(x) above.

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

The exact divisor sums are obtained by direct counting: n5τ(n)=10, n10τ(n)=27, n20τ(n)=66, and n50τ(n)=207.

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2.1

Substituting these four values into the displayed definition of E(x) produces the residual column and then the scaled residual column E(x)/x.

step 1.1givenalgebra
3.1

The quotients in the last column stay on the scale of a bounded constant rather than growing like a positive power of x, which is exactly the x scale asserted by The summatory divisor-counting function is x log x plus (2 gamma - 1)x plus O(sqrt x).

step 2.1given

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