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Relative-totient function (2nd attempt)
I will not comment on the soundness of the approach, but I will render a subjective opinion: I don't like it. One of the reasons is that I have found most people do not have a good understanding of …
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The number of totatives to the nth primorial, in an interval shorter than the nth primorial
Since I haven't posted this construction on MathOverflow
(only referred to an ArXiv posting at Erik Westzynthius's cool upper bound argument: update? ),
let me show that one can have intervals of th …
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