Triple convolution of Ramanujan sums and applications

We give a combinatorial proof of the limit theorem for triple convolutions of Ramanujan sums that had been earlier proved by Chaubey, Goel and Murty using the theory of exponential sums. This result has applications to the study of triple convolutions of certain arithmetical functions.

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Hardy-Ramanujan Journal
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2026-04-27
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https://doi.org/10.46298/hrj.2026.17903
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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Triple convolution of Ramanujan sums and applications

Sneha Chaubey, Giovanni Coppola, M Murty, Shivani Goel
Hardy-Ramanujan Journal
Analytic Number Theory Research
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Triple convolution of Ramanujan sums and applications

Sneha Chaubey, Giovanni Coppola, M Murty, Shivani Goel
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Abstract

We give a combinatorial proof of the limit theorem for triple convolutions of Ramanujan sums that had been earlier proved by Chaubey, Goel and Murty using the theory of exponential sums. This result has applications to the study of triple convolutions of certain arithmetical functions.

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