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The Function Equation S(N) = Z(N) 1

LE Mao-hua

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For any positive integer n, let S(n) and Z(n) denote the Smarandache function and the pseudo Smarandache function respectively. In this paper we prove that the equation S(n) = Z(n) has infinitely many positive integer solutions n.

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For any positive integer n, let S(n) and Z(n) denote the Smarandache function and the pseudo Smarandache function respectively. In this paper we prove that the equation S(n) = Z(n) has infinitely many positive integer solutions n.

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For any positive integer n, let S(n) and Z(n) denote the Smarandache function and the pseudo Smarandache function respectively. In this paper we prove that the equation S(n) = Z(n) has infinitely many positive integer solutions n.

Key concepts: Integer (computer science), Function (biology), Mathematics, Combinatorics, Number theory, Computer science, Biology, Programming language

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