The author here proves the following theorem: For every \epsilon > 0 and k > k0(\epsilon), and for n \geq 2k,
To show that the above result is in a sense accurate, he further proves V\binom{2k}{k} < (1+\epsilon){k log 4 \over log k}. An analogous proof is stated to hold for
Scheid considered it probable that, for fixed k, V\binom{n}{k} does not tend to infinity. The author in fact proves this statement to be true. If n > 2 · k!, he also proves that V\binom{n}{k} \geq k, and finally states the following conjecture. For almost all n < k1+\alpha
Reviewer: S.M.Kerawala
Classif.: * 11A41 Elemementary prime number theory
05A10 Combinatorial functions
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