(3,6) Amicable
koh
zbi74583 at boat.zero.ad.jp
Wed Dec 6 06:21:58 CET 2006
Hi, Seqfans
(m,n) Amicable Number :
Sigma(x_i)=m/n*Sum_{1<=i<=n} x_i , 1<=i<=n .
I got some examples of (3,6) Amicable number.
Sigma(x)= Sigma(y)= Sigma(z)= Sigma(u)= Sigma(v)= Sigma(w)=1/2*(x+y+z+u+v+w)
Examples :
2^15*5^2*31*43*257*(7*23,191)*(17*79,19*71,1439)
2^15*5^3*13*43*257*(23*29,719)*(17*79,19*71,1439)
2^15*5*7*43*257*(41*83,3527)*(17*79,19*71,1439)
If for all i x_i=x_o then the definition becomes as follows.
Sigma(x_0)=m/n*n*x_0=m*x_0
It is m-multiple Perfect Number.
So, it is possible to suppose that the size of m/n Amicable Number is almost the same as the one of m-multiple Perfect Number.
N represents number of variables.
I am sure that much smaller terms than these examples must exist.
Because if x=y and z=u and v=w then (3,6) Amicable Number becomes Amicable Triple, and the smallest Amicable Triple is (1980,2016,2556).
I wish some seqfan who has enough time and a fast computer to compute it.
Yasutoshi
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