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Computational Number Theory. Part I: Multiplicative Functions
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| Organization: | Universidad Autonoma de Querétaro |
| Department: | Facultad de Informatica |
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| Centro de Investigacion y de Estudios Avanzados del IPN. Departamento de Ingenieria Electrica. Technical Report |
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In this first report, we analyze an important family of arithmetic functions called multiplicative functions, whose properties resemble those arising from the advantageous operation-preserving property found in group homomorphisms. We start from first principles and develop the theory at a uniform pace and complementing the material with actual computational examples coming from the use of the computer package Mathematica along with a variety of examples. The level of the material presented herein is addressed towards the advanced undergraduate or postgraduate student of Computer Science or/and Combinatorics. Familiarity with Mathematica is assumed throughout the numerical examples, although it is not strictly required if only to dispel the mystery of how can a computer be persuaded to furnish examples in a relatively straightforward manner.
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