Erdős Problem #887 — Is there an absolute constant KK such that, for every C>0C>0, if nn is sufficiently large then nn has at most KK divisors in (n1/2,n1/2+Cn1/4)(n^{1/2},n^{1/2}+C n^{1/4}).

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Is there an absolute constant KK such that, for every C>0C>0, if nn is sufficiently large then nn has at most KK divisors in (n1/2,n1/2+Cn1/4)(n^{1/2},n^{1/2}+C n^{1/4}).

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