The nonexistence conjecture for polynomial enumeration of divisor-count classes

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For kk with 0<k<n0<k<n, define A2k={nN:ν(n)=2k}A_{2k}=\{n\in\mathbb{N}:\nu(n)=2k\}, where ν(n)\nu(n) is the number of positive divisors of nn. The divisor-class polynomial conjecture. No polynomial in nn generates the elements of A2kA_{2k} successively. The claim is presented as an extension of the asserted nonexistence of a polynomial generating all primes successively, but the source gives no resolution evidence.

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Yeisson Alexis Acevedo Agudelo, “Prime numbers. An alternative study using ova-angular rotations”, arXiv:2104.04522 (2021).

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