Summatory Mobius Function, and Summatory Liouville Function
N. A. Carella

TL;DR
This paper proves that the summatory Liouville and Mobius functions are both bounded by O(x^0.5) unconditionally and explores their implications for zeta and L-functions.
Contribution
It establishes unconditionally that both summatory functions are of order O(x^0.5) and discusses applications to zeta and L-functions.
Findings
L(x) = O(x^0.5) proven unconditionally
M(x) = O(x^0.5) proven unconditionally
Applications to zeta and L-functions considered
Abstract
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.
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TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Mathematical Identities · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
