Arithmetic properties of the Ramanujan function
arXiv:math/0607591
Abstract
We study some arithmetic properties of the Ramanujan function $Ï(n)$, such as the largest prime divisor $P(Ï(n))$ and the number of distinct prime divisors $Ï(Ï(n))$ of $Ï(n)$ for various sequences of $n$. In particular, we show that \hbox{$P(Ï(n)) \geq (\log n)^{33/31 + o(1)}$} for infinitely many $n$, and \begin{equation*} P(Ï(p)Ï(p^2)Ï(p^3)) > (1+o(1))\frac{\log\log p\log\log\log p} {\log\log\log\log p} \end{equation*} for every prime $p$ with \hbox{$Ï(p)\neq 0$}.
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