Powerfree sums of proper divisors
Abstract
Let s(n):= Σd n,~d<n d denote the sum of the proper divisors of n. It is natural to conjecture that for each integer k 2, the equivalence \[ n is kth powerfree s(n) is kth powerfree \] holds almost always (meaning, on a set of asymptotic density 1). We prove this for k 4.
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