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From: tim@ISM780C.UUCP (Tim Smith)
Newsgroups: net.math
Subject: Re: Can you prove/disprove this?
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Date: Wed, 4-Dec-85 20:58:07 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec  4 20:58:07 1985
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In article <687@spar.UUCP> dole@max.UUCP (Harry Dole) writes:
>In article <34080@lanl.ARPA> dxm@lanl.ARPA writes:
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>>are perfect if n is a prime number.  This was true up to the largest
>
>that for n=4 we have x = 120.  Let sigma(y) denote the sum of all

I was not aware that 4 was a prime!
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Tim Smith       ihmp4!cithep!tim  || ima!ism780!tim || sdcrdcf!ism780c!tim