A missing sequence from group theory?

[N. J. A. Sloane]

To MathFun and SeqFans:

A possibly new sequence? Could someone calculate it?

Let t(G) = no. of unitary factors of the abelian group G, and let

       T(n) = Sum t(G)

taken over all abelian groups of order <= n.

There are several papers giving estimates for T(n), e.g.

    T(x) = c_1 x (log x + 2 gamma - 1) + c_2 x + ...

My question is, how does the sequence T(n) begin?

References and definitions follow, from MSN.

NJAS


MR1850168 Zhai, Wen Guang On the average number of unitary factors of
finite abelian groups. II [MR1813450 (2001j:11092)]. (Chinese)  Acta
Math. Sinica  44  (2001),  no. 4, 667--672. 11N45


MR1813450 (2001j:11092) Zhai, Wenguang On the average number of unitary
factors of finite abelian groups. II. Acta Math. Sin. (Engl. Ser.) 16
(2000), no. 4, 549--554. (Reviewer: R. C. Baker) 11N45 (11L07 20K01)


MR1641042 (99e:11124) Zhai, Wenguang; Cao, Xiaodong On the average
number of unitary factors of finite abelian groups. Acta Arith. 85
(1998), no. 4, 293--300. (Reviewer: R. C. Baker) 11N45


MR1613290 (99f:11124) Wu, J. On the average number of unitary factors
of finite abelian groups. Acta Arith. 84 (1998), no. 1, 17--29.
(Reviewer: R. C. Baker) 11N45 (11L07 20K01)


1225427 (94k:11108) Schmidt, Peter Georg(D-MRBG) Zur Anzahl unitrer
Faktoren abelscher Gruppen. (German) [On the number of unitary factors
in abelian groups] Acta Arith. 64 (1993), no. 3, 237--248.
Part of this review follows:
Let $\scr A$ denote the set of all abelian groups. Under the operation
of direct product, $\scr A$ is a semigroup with identity element $E$,
the group with one element. $G_1$ and $G_2$ are relatively prime
(German: teilerfremd) if the only common direct factor of $G_1$ and
$G_2$ is $E$. We say that $G_1$ and $G_2$ are unitary factors of $G$ if
$G=G_1\times G_2$ and $G_1,G_2$ are relatively prime. Let $t(G)$ denote
the number of unitary factors of $G$, and let $T(x)=\sum_{G\in {\scr
A}, |G|\le x} t(G).$ There are constants $A,B,$ and $C$ such that
$\Delta(x)\colon =H(x)-Ax\log x - Bx -C\sqrt x=o(\sqrt x).$ In this
paper, the author shows that $\Delta(x)\ll x^{3/8} \log^{7/2}x.$ The
previous best estimate for $\Delta(x)$ had been $\Delta(x)\ll x^{31/82}
\log^2 x$; this was given by H. Menzer \ref["Exponentialsummen und
verallgemeinerte Teilerprobleme", Habilitationsschrift,
Friedrich-Schiller-Univ., Jena, 1992; per bibl.].



Further references from the Wu (1998) paper:
Many accented letters have been dropped!

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