Multiplicative functions resembling the M\"obius funciton

Abstract

A multiplicative function f is said to be resembling the M\"obius function if f is supported on the square-free integers, and f(p)= 1 for each prime p. We prove O- and -results for the summatory function Σn≤ x f(n) for a class of these f studied by Aymone, and the point is that these O-results demonstrate cancellations better than the square-root saving. It is proved in particular that the summatory function is O(x1/3+) under the Riemann Hypothesis. On the other hand it is proved to be (x1/4) unconditionally. It is interesting to compare these with the corresponding results for the M\"obius function.

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