Generalization of Erdős-Kac theorem
Yalin SUN, Lizhen WU
Generalization of Erdős-Kac theorem
Let ω(n) is the number of distinct prime factors of the natural number n,we consider two cases where is even and odd natural numbers, and then we prove a more general form of the classical Erdős-Kac theorem.
Erdős-Kac theorem / central limit theorem / value distribution
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