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 QuasiPerfectNumberQ

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Test whether an integer is a quasiperfect number

Contributed by: Sander Huisman

ResourceFunction["QuasiPerfectNumberQ"][n]

tests whether n is a quasiperfect number.

Details

n must be an integer.
The test will be done on Abs[n] if n is negative.
Quasiperfect numbers, if they exist, will be >1035, have at least 7 distinct prime factors and are odd squares.
Quasiperfect returns either True or False.
No quasiperfect number is known.

Examples

Basic Examples (2) 

Try a number:

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ResourceFunction["QuasiPerfectNumberQ"][16]
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Negative numbers are tested as if they are positive:

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ResourceFunction["QuasiPerfectNumberQ"][-10]
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Neat Examples (2) 

Try out the numbers 1 through 107:

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Position[Table[ResourceFunction["QuasiPerfectNumberQ"][n], {n, 10^7}], 0, {1}] // AbsoluteTiming
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Test the first 10,000 odd square numbers after 1036:

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Reap[Do[If[ResourceFunction["QuasiPerfectNumberQ"][n^2], Sow[n^2]], {n, 10^18, 10^18 + 10000, 2}]][[2]]
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Publisher

SHuisman

Version History

  • 1.0.0 – 20 January 2021

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