A weighted joint divisor bound for neighboring integers #
The weighted divisor estimate τ(n)^20 ≤ 2^796 n^2 retains substantially
more information than the square of the tenth-moment bound. For the
neighboring even integers p - 1 and p + 1, their exact gcd-two identity
also controls the product of their divisor counts. Splitting into balanced
and dominant cases then gives a twentieth moment for their sum whose leading
constant is still 2^796.
The product of the two neighboring divisor counts has only one weighted prime-penalty factor in its twentieth moment.
Joint weighted twentieth-moment constant for the sum of the neighboring divisor counts.
Equations
- BGS.NumberTheory.neighboringDivisorSumWeightedMomentConstant = 2 ^ 796 + 2 ^ 781
Instances For
Weighted joint twentieth moment for the sum of the neighboring divisor counts. Comparable counts are controlled by their product; a dominant count is controlled by its individual weighted moment.