Some Refinements of Formulae Involving Floor and Ceiling Functions
The floor and ceiling functions appear often in mathematics and manipulating sums involving floors and ceilings is a subtle game. Fortunately, the well-known textbook Concrete Mathematics provides a nice introduction with a number of techniques explained and a number of single or double sums treated...
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Zusammenfassung: | The floor and ceiling functions appear often in mathematics and manipulating
sums involving floors and ceilings is a subtle game. Fortunately, the
well-known textbook Concrete Mathematics provides a nice introduction with a
number of techniques explained and a number of single or double sums treated as
exercises. For two such double sums we provide their single-sum analogues.
These closed-form identities are given in terms of a dual partition of the
multiset (regarded as a partition) of all b-ary digits of a nonnegative
integer. We also present the double- and single-sum analogues involving the
fractional part function and the shifted fractional part function. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2302.01900 |