Ruzsa's conjecture on divisors in shrinking intervals

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Let nn be a positive integer and let ϵ>0\epsilon>0. Consider the divisors of nn in the interval

n1/2n1/2ϵdn1/2+n1/2ϵ.n^{1/2}-n^{1/2-\epsilon}\leq d\leq n^{1/2}+n^{1/2-\epsilon}.

Ruzsa's conjecture. There is a constant KϵK_\epsilon such that, for every positive integer nn, the number of such divisors is at most KϵK_\epsilon.

This is described in the source as a stronger question than the Erdős–Rosenfeld conjecture. The source mentions only partial progress for perfect squares and does not state that the general conjecture is resolved.

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Primary source

Tsz Ho Chan, “Factors of almost squares and lattice points on circles”, arXiv:1406.2230 (2014).

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