Summatory Multiplicative Arithmetic Functions: Scaling and Renormalization
Abstract
We consider a wide class of summatory functions Ff;N,pm=Σk≤ Nf(pm k), m∈ Z+ 0, associated with the multiplicative arithmetic functions f of a scaled variable k∈ Z+, where p is a prime number. Assuming an asymptotic behavior of summatory function, Ff;N,1N ∞=G1(N) [1+ O(G2(N))], where G1(N)=Na1(log N)b1, G2(N)=N-a2(log N)-b2 and a1, a2≥ 0, -∞ < b1, b2< ∞, we calculate a renormalization function defined as a ratio, R(f;N,pm)=Ff;N,pm/Ff;N,1, and find its asymptotics R∞(f;pm) when N ∞. We prove that the renormalization function is multiplicative, i.e., R∞(f;Πi=1n pimi)= Πi=1n R∞(f;pimi) with n distinct primes pi. We extend these results on the others summatory functions Σk≤ Nf(pm kl), m,l,k∈ Z+ and Σk≤ NΠi=1n fi(k pmi), fi≠ fj, mi≠ mj. We apply the derived formulas to a large number of basic summatory functions including the Euler φ(k) and Dedekind (k) totient functions, divisor σn(k) and prime divisor β(k) functions, the Ramanujan sum Cq(n) and Ramanujan τ(k) Dirichlet series, and others.
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