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When are inequalities with the Dirichlet convolution ordered?
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Specifically I realized that the number of divisors of n \(\tau(n)\) added to the number of relatively prime numbers to n less than n \(\varphi(n)\) would always be less than or equal to n+1.
\[\tau + \varphi \le N +u\] so now if I convolve both sides with the Mobius function and replace \(N=\varphi \star u\) and \(\tau = u \star u\) then we have: \[u + \varphi \star \mu \le \varphi + \delta\] So is this true?
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