Elementary Bounds On The Coefficients
In order to keep the whole discussion within elementary methods, one may derive the asymptotics (5) proving the inequality
with
as follows. By the inequality of arithmetic and geometric means
Using the expansion
the latter arithmetic mean writes
To estimate its kth power we then use the inequality
that holds true for any real number r as soon as 1 + r/k ≥ 0. Moreover, we have elementary bounds for the sums:
Thus,
with
proving the claim.
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