Dirichlet convolution of multiplicative functions is multiplicative
Statement
Let and be multiplicative functions. Then their Dirichlet convolution is a multiplicative function.
Remarks
Let and be coprime. The proof uses that each divisor of is a unique product of a divisor of and a divisor of . With and , the theorem gives the multiplicativity of the divisor function, since . The Dirichlet inverse of a multiplicative function is also multiplicative.
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- Arithmetic function definition
- Divisibility definition
- Divisors of a natural number definition
- Greatest common divisor definition
- Dirichlet convolution definition
- Coprime integers definition
- Multiplicative function definition
- Dirichlet convolution of multiplicative functions is multiplicative statement
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| Uses | Dirichlet convolution, Multiplicative function |
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