Write the conversation that led to this response. Notably, observe that   Now in the special case of these divisor sums, which we can see from the above expansion, are codified by boolean (zero-one) valued inclusion in the sets of divisors of a natural number "n" , it is possible to re-interpret the Lambert series generating functions which enumerate these sums via yet another matrix-based construction.
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When does it become a special case of a general nxn matrix?
- In this case, we have that the formula_21 inverse Redheffer transpose matrix is given by The determinant of the "n"x"n" square Redheffer matrix is given by the Mertens function "M"("n").
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- In particular, the matrix formula_1 is not invertible precisely when the Mertens function is zero (or is "close" to changing signs).
- Is there anything else noteable?
- This results in an interesting characterization that the Mertens function can only change signs infinitely often if the Redheffer matrix formula_1 is singular at infinitely many natural numbers, which is widely believed to be the case with respect to the oscillatory behavior of formula_25 The determinants of the Redheffer matrices are immediately tied to the Riemann Hypothesis (RH) through this intimate relation with the Mertens function as the RH is equivalent to showing that formula_26 for all (sufficiently small) formula_27.
- Can you tell me more about the determinants?
- In a somewhat unconventional construction which reinterprets the (0,1) matrix entries to denote inclusion in some increasing sequence of indexing sets, we can see that these matrices are also related to factorizations of Lambert series.
- What are the factorizations of Lambert series?
- This observation is offered in so much as for a fixed arithmetic function "f", the coefficients of the next Lambert series expansion over "f" provide a so-called inclusion mask for the indices over which we sum "f" to arrive at the series coefficients of these expansions.
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Write the conversation that led to this response. The VideoPhone 2500 used proprietary technology protocols, including AT&T's Global VideoPhone Standard (GVS).
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What happened in 1992 with videotelephony?
- AT&T would later market its VideoPhone 2500 to the general public from 1992 to 1995 with prices starting at US$1,500 (approximately $ in current dollars) and later dropping to $1,000 ($ in current dollars), marketed by its Global VideoPhone Systems unit.
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- The VideoPhone 2500 was designed to provide low-frame rate compressed color video on ordinary Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) lines, circumventing the significantly higher cost ADSL telephone service lines used by several other videoconferencing manufacturers.
- What did it do instead of ADSL?
- It was limited by analog phone line connection speeds of about 19 Kilobits per second, the video portion being 11,200 bit/s, and with a maximum frame rate of 10 frames per second, but typically much slower, as low as a third of a video frame per second.
- Did this cause any problems?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. The Man from Del Monte The Man from Del Monte may refer to:
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What is the song The Man from Del Monte about?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. Registered pharmacists and enrolled pharmaceutical technologists are legally required to hold an annual practice licence when working.
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What is the difference between a pharmacist and a technological officer
- Upon passing this the name of pharmaceutical technologist is entered into the Roll of Pharmaceutical Technologist.
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