Finiteness conjecture for odd deficient perfect numbers with a fixed number of prime factors
Finiteness conjecture for odd deficient perfect numbers with a fixed number of prime factors
For a positive integer , consider odd deficient perfect numbers whose prime factorization has exactly distinct prime factors. Finiteness conjecture. For any positive integer , there are only finitely many odd deficient perfect numbers with exactly distinct prime factors. This is a broader finiteness question about the distribution of odd deficient perfect numbers by the number of distinct prime factors, and it remains open in the source.
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Parama Dutta and Manjil P. Saikia, “On Deficient Perfect Numbers with Four Distinct Prime Factors”, arXiv:1906.09947 (2019).
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