MHB Solve Calculus Problem: Answers to d, e, f in Math Paper

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The discussion centers on solving specific calculus-related problems (d, e, and f) from a scientific article linked in the thread. Participants emphasize the importance of reading the referenced paper to understand the context of the questions, particularly the Brun-Titchmarsh inequality and the notation "\pi(x; 2^{t}, 1)." Some contributors suggest that basic research could provide answers without needing to delve deeply into the paper. Overall, the conversation highlights the necessity of familiarity with mathematical concepts to tackle the posed problems effectively.
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Please Solve this, I am unable.

This problem requires you to read the following scientific article:

http://math.colgate.edu/~integers/u76/u76.pdf

These answers should be related to this paper.

Questions are attached in the image; please answer mainly d, e and f

Those are the main problems I need to solve; please solve them.

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sfvdsc said:
Please Solve this, I am unable.

This problem requires you to read the following scientific article:

http://math.colgate.edu/~integers/u76/u76.pdf

These answers should be related to this paper.

Questions are attached in the image; please answer mainly d, e and f

Those are the main problems I need to solve; please solve them.

View attachment 11487
What have you done so far?
 
sfvdsc said:
Please Solve this, I am unable.

This problem requires you to read the following scientific article:

http://math.colgate.edu/~integers/u76/u76.pdf

These answers should be related to this paper.

Questions are attached in the image; please answer mainly d, e and f

Those are the main problems I need to solve; please solve them.

View attachment 11487
I didn't read the paper but three of these could be answered by a simple web search...

-Dan
 
I don't see any problem here that has anything to do with Calculus!

(d) asks about the "Brun-Titchmarsh inequality". Do you know what that is? Whoever gave you this problem clearly expects you to know! If you don't know google "Brun-Titchmarsh inequality".

(e) asks about "[math]\pi(x; 2^{t}, 1)[/math]". Do you know what THAT means?
 

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