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The following pages link to Odd perfect numbers have at least nine distinct prime factors (Q3592696):

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• Wieferich pairs and Barker sequences (Q1039268) (← links)
• Primitive abundant and weird numbers with many prime factors (Q2631707) (← links)
• Sieve methods for odd perfect numbers (Q2894533) (← links)
• Odd perfect numbers are greater than \(10^{1500}\) (Q2894538) (← links)
• On prime factors of odd perfect numbers (Q2909602) (← links)
• Superharmonic numbers (Q3055101) (← links)
• BOUNDS FOR ODD <i>k</i>-PERFECT NUMBERS (Q3110929) (← links)
• ON ODD PERFECT NUMBERS (Q3143910) (← links)
• On the number of prime factors of an odd perfect number (Q3189429) (← links)
• Spoof odd perfect numbers (Q3189439) (← links)
• Odd perfect numbers have a prime factor exceeding $10^8$ (Q3577030) (← links)
• New techniques for bounds on the total number of prime factors of an odd perfect number (Q3592704) (← links)
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• Odd perfect numbers have a prime factor exceeding $10^{7}$ (Q4806405) (← links)
• On the number of total prime factors of an odd perfect number (Q4958959) (← links)
• On the problem σod(n) = σod(n+1) (Q5080321) (← links)
• Odd perfect numbers, Diophantine equations, and upper bounds (Q5264139) (← links)
• IMPROVED UPPER BOUNDS FOR ODD MULTIPERFECT NUMBERS (Q5419379) (← links)
• Divisibility of divisor functions of even perfect numbers (Q5856394) (← links)
• Odd deficient-perfect numbers with four distinct prime factors (Q5887813) (← links)
• Computers as a novel mathematical reality. III: Mersenne numbers and sums of divisors (Q6148160) (← links)
• Each friend of 10 has at least 10 nonidentical prime factors (Q6559431) (← links)