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Linear Recurrences of Order at Most Two in Small Divisors

A. Anas Chentouf

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Given a positive integer $n$, the small divisors of $n$ are defined as the positive divisors that do not exceed $\sqrt{n}.$ Ianucci previously classified all $n$ for which the small divisors of $n$ form an arithmetic progression. In this paper, we classify all $n$ for which the small divisors of $n$ form a linear recurrence of order at most two.

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Given a positive integer $n$, the small divisors of $n$ are defined as the positive divisors that do not exceed $\sqrt{n}.$ Ianucci previously classified all $n$ for which the small divisors of $n$ form an arithmetic progression. In this paper, we classify all $n$ for which the small divisors of $n$ form a linear recurrence of order at most two.

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Given a positive integer $n$, the small divisors of $n$ are defined as the positive divisors that do not exceed $\sqrt{n}.$ Ianucci previously classified all $n$ for which the small divisors of $n$ form an arithmetic progression. In this paper, we classify all $n$ for which the small divisors of $n$ form a linear recurrence of order at most two.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Order (exchange), Integer (computer science), Arithmetic progression, Combinatorics, Computer science, Finance, Programming language

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