Generating function of the arithmetical function rd(n) and its relation to the Casimir energy
Ariel Edery
Abstract
We obtain analytical expressions for the generating function ξd(λ) of the sum of d-squares arithmetical function rd(n) where λ is a free parameter. The original d-dimensional infinite sum is reduced to a formula containing a single finite sum over a convergent series. We compare the formulas to numerical computations and show that the percentage difference is negligible at small λ for various values of d. ξd(λ) divides naturally into two terms and we show that one term has a direct physical application to the d-dimensional Casimir energy of massless scalar fields in cubic cavities.
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