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On Ramanujan’s Generating Relation For Tau Function

Chaudhary Wali Mohd., M. I. Qureshi, Kaleem A. Quraishi, Ram Pal

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Present paper concernsmainly with verififification and extension of the table for (1),, (2),, (3),,.........,,, (30) of Ramanujan. Our extended table for (31),, (32),, (33),,.........,,, (211) is obtained without using certain arithmetical functionsdefififined by Ramanujan and also the theory of elliptic functions.

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Present paper concernsmainly with verififification and extension of the table for (1),, (2),, (3),,.........,,, (30) of Ramanujan. Our extended table for (31),, (32),, (33),,.........,,, (211) is obtained without using certain arithmetical functionsdefififined by Ramanujan and also the theory of elliptic functions.

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Present paper concernsmainly with verififification and extension of the table for (1),, (2),, (3),,.........,,, (30) of Ramanujan. Our extended table for (31),, (32),, (33),,.........,,, (211) is obtained without using certain arithmetical functionsdefififined by Ramanujan and also the theory of elliptic functions.

Key concepts: Ramanujan's sum, Ramanujan tau function, Arithmetic function, Mathematics, Table (database), Extension (predicate logic), Ramanujan theta function, Relation (database)

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