The irrationality of a number theoretical series
Jan-Christoph Schlage-Puchta

TL;DR
This paper investigates the irrationality of a specific number series involving divisor sums, proving its irrationality under certain conjectures and unconditionally for a special case.
Contribution
It links Schinzel's conjecture H to the irrationality of the series and provides an unconditional proof for the case when k=3.
Findings
Proves that Schinzel's conjecture H implies the series is irrational.
Provides an unconditional proof of irrationality for the case k=3.
Establishes a connection between number theory conjectures and series irrationality.
Abstract
Denote by the sum of the -th powers of the divisors of , and let . We prove that Schinzel's conjecture H implies that is irrational, and give an unconditional proof for the case .
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