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On locally repeated values of certain arithmetic functions, I (1985)

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by P. Erdős , A. Sarközy , C. Pomerance
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@MISC{Erdős85onlocally,
    author = {P. Erdős and A. Sarközy and C. Pomerance},
    title = {On locally repeated values of certain arithmetic functions, I},
    year = {1985}
}

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Abstract

Let v(n) denote the number of distinct prime factors of n. We show that the equation n + v(n) = m + v(m) has many solutions with n #M. We also show that if v is replaced by an arbitrary, integer-valued function f with certain properties assumed about its average order, then the equation n +f(n) =m+f(m) has infinitely many solutions with n != m.

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many solution    average order    integer-valued function    distinct prime factor    certain property   

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