Abstract
We consider any cancellative monoid equipped with a discrete degree map and associated generating function , called the growth function of . We also introduce, using some towers of minimal common multiple sets in , another signed generating function , called the skew-growth function of . We show that these functions satisfy the inversion formula . In case the monoid is the set of positive integers with ordinary product structure and the degree map is logarithm function, using the coordinate change , the inversion formula turns out to be the Euler product formula for the Riemann's zeta function.
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