Möbius Function - Identities and Mobidromes
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It turns out that last one's not too hard to prove: Take -log of LHS and expand log(1-x^n) in a power series. The coefficient of x^m is then (1/m)sum_{d|m} mu(d) where the sum is over the divisors of m. This equals 0 unless m=1 (random mobius function fact) so -log(LHS)=x. Tadaaa!! -_-
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Is there a video following this one?
sacreebluee 4 years ago
At the moment, no. Going deeper into the theorem requires mathematics which is too advance for me.
Thanks for your interest.
donylee 4 years ago