If we let s(m) = sum{k|m, 1<=k<=sqrt(m)} k^2, then what is the sequence of m's where s(m) >= sum{k|m} k = sigma(m) ? m = 1 and m = 900 are included. A related question: What is the *highest* real x such that sum{k|m, 1<=k<=sqrt(m)} k^x is < sum{k|m} k = sigma(m) for EVERY m >= 2 ? thanks, Leroy Quet