Erdős Problem #885 — For integer n≥1n\geq 1 we define the factor difference set of nn by D(n)={∣a−b∣:n=ab}.D(n) = \{\lvert a-b\rvert : n=ab\}. Is it true that, for every k≥1k\geq 1, there exist integers N1<⋯<NkN_1<\cdots<N_k such that…

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For integer n≥1n\geq 1 we define the factor difference set of nn by D(n)={∣a−b∣:n=ab}.D(n) = \{\lvert a-b\rvert : n=ab\}. Is it true that, for every k≥1k\geq 1, there exist integers N1<⋯<NkN_1<\cdots<N_k such that ∣∩iD(Ni)∣≥k?\lvert \cap_i D(N_i)\rvert \geq k?

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