Birch's theorem: if f(n) is multiplicative and has a non-decreasing normal order then f(n)=n^{alpha}
Martin Klazar

TL;DR
Birch's theorem states that a multiplicative function with a non-decreasing normal order must be a power function, and this paper reviews its proof for educational purposes.
Contribution
The paper provides a pedagogical review of Birch's theorem and presents an open problem related to it.
Findings
Proof of Birch's theorem explained step-by-step
Clarification of conditions for multiplicative functions with normal order
Open problem posed for further research
Abstract
For pedagogical purposes (inclusion in lecture notes) we review the proof of the theorem stated in the title. At the end we state a problem.
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TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · graph theory and CDMA systems · Mathematics and Applications
