Some Observations about the "Generalized Abundancy Index"
Shannon Starr

TL;DR
This paper studies the generalized abundancy index derived from the combinatorial structure of commuting permutations, proving its average value converges to a product of zeta functions and proposing related conjectures.
Contribution
It introduces the generalized abundancy index, connects it to permutation group structures, and establishes its asymptotic behavior using probabilistic methods.
Findings
The average of the generalized abundancy index converges to a8a8a8 a8a8a8 as N a8a8a8 a8a8a8.
The paper links combinatorial permutation structures to analytic number theory via the zeta function.
It formulates a conjecture on the asymptotics of the abundancy index for n=2.
Abstract
Let denote the set of all -tuples , for satisfying: we have . Considering the action of on , let be equal to the number of orbits of the action of the subgroup . There has been interest in the study of the combinatorial numbers equal to the cardinalities . If one defines , then it is known that . A special case, , is the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsLimits and Structures in Graph Theory · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Holomorphic and Operator Theory
