However, the authors disprove this conjecture: There exists an infinite sequence A such that lim\supx > oofA(x)/ log log x > 0, but \sup DA(x)/fA(x) is finite.
Then the authors prove theorems giving large values for DA(x), for example: If limx > oofA(x) =
This theorem shows that a weakened version of conjecture (*) is true. {Parts II-IV of this series are published in J. Number Theory 15, 115-136 (1982; Zbl 488.10043), Acta Arith. 41, 395-411 (1982; Zbl 492.10037), Stud. Sci. Math. Hung. 15, 467-479 (1980; Zbl 512.10037)}.
Reviewer: W.Schwarz
Classif.: * 11N37 Asymptotic results on arithmetic functions
Keywords: generalized divisor functions; sets of integers; lower bounds for divisor functions; large values
Citations: Zbl.512.00007; Zbl.488.10043; Zbl.512.10037; Zbl.492.10037
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