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%I A383361 #5 May 08 2025 18:08:27 %S A383361 1,2,5,5,7,9,7,6,8,11,13,8,11,8,17,13,19,17,23,19,12,29,23,31,37,16, %T A383361 29,41,31,43,47,16,37,53,20,41,43,35,59,61,47,25,67,21,53,71,73,28,59, %U A383361 79,20,61,49,83,89,67,27,55,28,71,97,73,101,103,79,107,65,109 %N A383361 a(n) is the i-th smallest divisor d_i of A383360(n) for which i*d_i = A383360(n). %H A383361 Felix Huber, <a href="/A383361/b383361.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..10000</a> %F A383361 a(n) = A383360(n)/A383362(n). %F A383361 a(n) = A027750(A383360(n),A383362(n)). %e A383361 a(8) = 6 because 6 is the 5th smallest divisor of A383360(8) = 30 = 5*6. %p A383361 with(NumberTheory): %p A383361 A383360:=proc(n) %p A383361 option remember; %p A383361 local k,i,L; %p A383361 if n=1 then %p A383361 1 %p A383361 else %p A383361 for k from procname(n-1)+1 do %p A383361 L:=Divisors(k); %p A383361 for i to tau(k) do %p A383361 if L[i]*i=k then %p A383361 return k %p A383361 fi %p A383361 od %p A383361 od %p A383361 fi; %p A383361 end proc; %p A383361 A383361:=proc(n) %p A383361 local i,M; %p A383361 M:=Divisors(A383360(n)); %p A383361 for i do %p A383361 if A383360(n)/i=M[i] then %p A383361 return M[i] %p A383361 fi %p A383361 od; %p A383361 end proc; %p A383361 seq(A383361(n),n=1..68); %Y A383361 Cf. A383360, A383362. %K A383361 nonn,easy %O A383361 1,2 %A A383361 _Felix Huber_, May 03 2025