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Summatory function (A(x)=∑n≤x​a(n))

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The summatory function of an arithmetic function a is A(x)=∑1≤n≤x​a(n). For example, the prime-counting function sums the indicator of the prime numbers, while the divisor summatory function sums the divisor function. Grouping equal values of ⌊x/d⌋ often speeds up identities involving summatory functions.

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