S_{0,4}
koh
zbi74583 at boat.zero.ad.jp
Fri Feb 17 05:12:28 CET 2006
[Definition of {k.l}-Aliquot sequence]
Let S(n)=Sigma(n)/l-k*n
a_{m}=S(a_{m-1})
I also tried to find a {0,4}-Aliquot sequence which goes to infinity.
I input a_1= 555500000011111, and it became a number of 184 digits after 850 steps .
It seems to go to infinity.
But I am not sure.
Because if it becomes a number such that k=2^r*Product_{2<p_i} p_i^(2*s) then Sigma(k) has no factor 2, so it will be end.
Is it possible to prove that it never becomes a number of the form?
Yasutoshi
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