The orders of magnitudes of the summatory Liouville function L(x), and the
summatory Mobius function M(x), are unconditionally proven to be of the forms
L(x) = O(x^.5)), and M(x) = O(x^.5) respectively. Furthermore, applications of
these estimates to zeta functions and L-functions are also considered.
A unified proof of the irrationality of the special values L(n, X), n > 1 an
integer, of the beta L-function is put forward in this note. The first case of
n = 2 seems to confirm that the Catalan constant L(2, X) is an irrational
number.
A new unconditional inequality of the totient function is contributed to the
literature. This result is associated with various unsolved problems about the
distribution of prime numbers.
This short note provides an unconditional proof of a well known inequality of
the divisor function. Furthermore, the technique is completely elementary.
This short note contributes a new zero-free region of the zeta function. This
zero-free region has the form {s : Re(s) > a}, where a > 0 is a constant.