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Proper divisors set

Source: 239 2008 J1

July 28, 2020

Problem Statement

An odd natural number kk is given. Consider a composite number nn. We define d(n)d(n) the set of proper divisors of number nn. If for some number mm, d(m)d(m) is equal to d(n){k}d(n) \cup \{ k \}, we call nn a good number. prove that there exist only finitely many good numbers. (A proper divisor of a number is any divisor other than one and the number itself.)