PrimeSum(f(p), For(p)), rendered as ∑pf(p), represents the sum of f(p)
taken over all prime numbers p.
PrimeSum(f(p), For(p), P(p)), rendered as ∑P(p)f(p), represents the sum of f(p)
taken over all prime numbers p
satisfying the predicate P(p).
The special expression For(p) defines p as a locally bound variable.
The empty sum is equal to zero. Sums taken over an infinite number of terms are required to be absolutely convergent.
Definitions:
| Fungrim symbol | Notation | Short description |
|---|---|---|
| PrimeSum | ∑pf(p) | Sum over primes |
Source code for this entry:
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SymbolDefinition(PrimeSum, PrimeSum(f(p), For(p)), "Sum over primes"),
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Description(SourceForm(PrimeSum(f(p), For(p), P(p))), ", rendered as ", PrimeSum(f(p), For(p), P(p)), ", represents the sum of", f(p), "taken over all prime numbers", p, "satisfying the predicate", P(p), "."),
Description("The special expression", SourceForm(For(p)), "defines", SourceForm(p), "as a locally bound variable."),
Description("The empty sum is equal to zero. Sums taken over an infinite number of terms are required to be absolutely convergent."))