Toth's zero asymptotic-density conjecture for spoof odd perfect numbers

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Let S\mathcal{S} be the set of odd positive integers nn such that 2n/σ(n)−1=1/x2n/\sigma(n)-1=1/x for some positive integer xx. Its asymptotic density is the limit, when it exists, of

πS(n)n,\frac{\pi_{\mathcal{S}}(n)}{n},

where πS(n)\pi_{\mathcal{S}}(n) counts elements of S\mathcal{S} not exceeding nn. Toth's zero asymptotic-density conjecture. The asymptotic density of S\mathcal{S} is 00. This conjecture expresses the observed scarcity of such integers; the paper presents numerical evidence but does not establish the assertion.

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László Tóth, “On the Density of Spoof Odd Perfect Numbers”, arXiv:2101.09718 (2021).

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