Factorial-minus-one bump conjecture for B(n)B(n)

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Define

B(n)=h(n!1),B(n)=h(n!-1),

where hh is the function used in the paper.

The B(n)B(n) bump conjecture. There are arbitrarily large nn such that

B(n)<B(n+1).B(n)<B(n+1).

This is presented as the analogue of the factorial-plus-one bump conjecture for B(n)B(n); the supplied text gives no proof or resolution.

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Primary source

Joshua Zelinsky, “On the small prime factors of a non-deficient number”, arXiv:2005.12118 (2022).

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