erdős #368
How large is the largest prime factor of ?
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Let (P^{+}(m)) denote the **largest prime factor** of $m$ [[nomath]](with the convention $P^{+}(1)=1$)[[/nomath]], and define [ F(n):=P^{+}\bigl(n(n+1)\bigr). ] Since (\gcd(n,n+1)=1), the prime factors of $n(n+1)$ are exactly the union of the prime factors of $n$ and of $n+1$, so [ F(n)=\max{P^{+}(n),P^{+}(n+1)}\le n+1…
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#683Is it true that for every the largest prime divisor of , say , satisfiesfor some constant ?A074399status
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