This adventure starts considering the known identity
I inverted it using Mobius´ function. For
simplicity I called
the
above second member.
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The substitution of
by
gives
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I had the idea of making another sum, like for instance
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Some easy manipulation allow us to obtain

Lets look at the result
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It is interesting to observe that
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And so
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The properties of the Moebius´ function allow us to write

This adventure would be very interesting if we could conmute the two sumatories of the first member.