On the geometric mean of the first n primes
Abstract
Let pn be the nth prime, and consider the sequence sn = (2·3·s pn)1/n = (pn\#)1/n, the geometric mean of the first n primes. We give a short proof that pn/sn e, a result conjectured by Vrba (2010) and proved by Sandor and Verroken (2011). We show that pn/sn = (1+1/ pn + O(1/2 pn)) as n∞, and give explicit lower and upper bounds for the O(1/2 pn) term.
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