Sublogarithmic growth conjecture for the bounded-exponent semigroup

Let A(x)=#(S3(3)[1,x])A(x)=\#\bigl(\mathcal{S}_3^{(\leq 3)}\cap[1,x]\bigr), where S3(3)\mathcal{S}_3^{(\leq 3)} is the bounded-exponent semigroup associated with the prime set P3\mathcal{P}_3. Sublogarithmic growth conjecture.

A(x)=o(logx)as x.A(x)=o(\log x)\qquad\text{as }x\to\infty.

The paper describes this as a very strong sufficient condition for the desired finiteness result, and notes that it conflicts with the empirical growth suggested for P3\mathcal{P}_3. It remains an open, highly implausible auxiliary conjecture rather than the paper’s preferred route.

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Tom Maciejewski, “Bounded-box reductions in the Subbarao-Warren problem for unitary perfect numbers”, arXiv:2605.20475 (2026).

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