A036471
kohmoto
zbi74583 at boat.zero.ad.jp
Tue Nov 14 06:50:02 CET 2006
Hi, Seqfans
An exhaustive search of A036471 with a computer up to 10^7 is almost
impossible.
So, using my algorithm, I searched small examples which are “regular
type”.
See this site, there is an explanation of "type".
http://amicable.homepage.dk/apstat.htm#typesys
I found these examples.
2^9*3^2*13*31*(5*11,71)*(7*23,191)
11 digits
2^15*3*5^2*11*31*257*(1439,19*71,23*59,29*47)
16 digits
2^3*3^4*5^2*(7*23,191)*(17*19,359)
9 digits
(2^3*19*41,2^5*199)*(3*5*7*13,3^2*5*7*139)
8 digits
(2^3*19*41,2^5*199)*(3^3*5*7*71,3^3*5*17*31)
9 digits
(2^3*19*41,2^5*199)*(3^2*7*13*5*17,3^2*7*13*107)
9 digits
2^7*3^2*13*(5*11,71)*(7*59,479)
9 digits
2^5*3^4*5^2*(17*19,359)*(23*29,719)
11 digits
Where, x*(y,z) means (x*z,x*y). (x,y)*(z,u)=(x*z,x*u,y*z,y*z)
I think that if a smaller one than 3270960 exists, then it must be
“irregular".
Regurer type Amicable Quadruple are generated from “seeds” which are
two pairs or one quadruple of primes or almost primes, {x,y} and {z,u} or
{x,y,z,u}.
The numbers x,y,z,u of small Amicable Quadruple must satisfy the
following conditions.
.
o Sigma(x)=Sigma(y) and Sigma(z)=Sigma(u), or
Sigma(x)=Sigma(y)=Sigma(z)=Sigma(u)
o all prime factors of x,y,z,u are small
o all prime factors of x+y and z+u are small, or all prime factors of
x+y+z+u are small
For example, if {x,y}={7*23,191} and {z,u}={17*19,359} then
o Sigma(7*23)=Sigma(191), Sigma(17*19)=Sigma(359)
o all prime factors of 7*23,191,17*19,359 are small
o x+y=2^5*11, z+u=2*11*31
So, (7*23,191)*(17*19,359) generates 2^3*3^4*5^2*(7*23,191)*(17*19,359)
If we obtain all small seeds then we will calculate all small regular
terms of A036471.
Yasutoshi
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