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  • Thus, an integer $n\geq1$ is a perfect number if For example, the numbers 6, 28, 496, 8128, 33550336$,\ldots,$ are perfect.
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  • ...l almost perfect numbers are of this form. It is known that an odd almost perfect number greater than 1 would have at least 6 prime factors. If $m$ is an odd almost perfect number then $m(2m-1)$ is a [[Descartes number]].
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  • ...}.P$: it is not known if there are any odd perfect numbers. An ''[[almost perfect number]]'' $n$ similarly has the property that $\sigma(n) = 2n-1$: these in * Kishore, Masao. "On odd perfect, quasiperfect, and odd almost perfect numbers". Mathematics of Computation '''36''' (1981) 583–586. {{ZBL|0472.10007}}
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  • ...f divisors]]: these are also called ''Øre numbers''. The first seven such numbers are An even [[perfect number]] is a harmonic number.
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  • A divisor $d$ of a natural number $n$ such that $d$ and $n/d$ are [[coprime numbers]], having no common factor other than 1. Equivalently, $d$ is a unitary di ...It is not known whether or not there are infinitely many unitary perfect numbers, or indeed whether there are any further examples beyond the five already k
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  • ...perfect rings are defined similarly. A left perfect ring need not be right perfect. The following properties of a ring $R$ are equivalent: 1) $R$ is a left perfect ring; 2) every set of pairwise orthogonal idempotents of $R$ is finite, and
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  • A number which is close to being a [[perfect number]]. They are named for René Descartes who observed that the number would be an odd perfect number if only 22021 were a [[prime number]], since the [[Sum of divisors|s
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  • ...d $b$ are rational numbers, $b\ne 0$, and $d$ is an integer which is not a perfect square. A real number $\alpha$ is a quadratic irrationality if and only if
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  • ...ervals (adjacent intervals), the total of whose length is 1, is the Cantor perfect set (Cantor set; Cantor ternary set; Cantor discontinuum). ...hough the standard Cantor set has measure zero, there exists nowhere-dense perfect compacta on the unit interval with measure arbitrarily close to 1.
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  • $#C+1 = 137 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/P072/P.0702070 Perfect measure ...ions that occur in general measure theory do not arise if one restricts to perfect measures.
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  • ...is problem is closely related with the problem on the existence of perfect numbers. The Lucas test provides a very simple method to establish primality of these numbers. This test consists of the following (cf. [[#References|[a2]]]). Define $S_
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  • set. There exists perfect sets (cf. [[Perfect set|Perfect set]]) of measure zero that are $ M $- is an integer, that is, whether a set of numbers is a $ U $-
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  • ...rly, these numbers are in fact perfect or abundant (i.e. "non-deficient") numbers. ...$b = 5$, $c = 7$, $abcd$ is abundant for any prime number $d > c$. Of the numbers $\leq 1000$, $52$ are abundant.
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  • ...ect ring]]) there is a proper class of p-test modules. If $R$ is not right perfect, then it is consistent with ZFC (cf. [[Set theory|Set theory]]; [[Zermelo a ...entified in [[#References|[a3]]]. If $R$ is right hereditary but not right perfect, then it is consistent with ZFC that there is a proper class of p-test modu
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  • A code intended for the control of the functioning of an adder. When adding numbers represented in the binary number system, a single slip in the functioning o described around any two numbers of a code do not intersect (that is, if the minimum distance of the code is
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  • image of the set of irrational numbers, an ${\mathcal A}$-set can be defined as a continuous image of the set of irrational numbers. A countable
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  • The sequence of natural numbers $a_1,a_2,\dots$ defined by the rule $a_1 = n$, $a_{k+1} = s(a_k)$ where $s( ...ers]]): aliquot cycles of length greater than 2 are also termed ''sociable numbers''.
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  • ...ots,X_n\}\}$ are generally called quasi-analytic $k$-algebras. If $k$ is a perfect field, an analytic ring is an [[Excellent ring|excellent ring]].
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  • and is such that any perfect irreducible inverse image of the space $ X $ ...connected by a single-valued or multi-valued [[Perfect irreducible mapping|perfect irreducible mapping]] $ f: X \rightarrow Y $,
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  • ...mapping|Closed mapping]]; [[Open mapping|Open mapping]]; [[Perfect mapping|Perfect mapping]]; [[Quotient mapping|Quotient mapping]]). If <img align="absmiddle ...png" />-dimensional cube. 2) A pointwise-countable base is preserved under perfect (even under bifactorial) mappings. 3) Every closed mapping <img align="absm
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  • ...ar scheme|regular scheme]], i.e. if all its local rings are regular. For a perfect field $ k $ ...d is a non-singular algebraic variety. In the case of the field of complex numbers a non-singular algebraic variety has the structure of a complex [[Analytic
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  • ...were distinguished; the structure of perfect numbers (cf. [[Perfect number|Perfect number]]) was studied; and the solution in integers of the equation $ x ...mbers. Somewhat later, Eratosthenes discovered a method of obtaining prime numbers, which is still called the sieve of Eratosthenes (cf. [[Eratosthenes, sieve
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  • dimensional balls of equal radius (see [[Geometry of numbers|Geometry of numbers]]). ...ng all classes of boundary forms. In particular, the Voronoi algorithm for perfect forms (see [[#References|[1]]], [[#References|[3]]], [[#References|[4]]]).
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  • be the perfect [[Cantor set|Cantor set]], $ P $ the numbers $ a _ {n} $
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  • then there is an uncountable co-analytic set without perfect part, while if $ E $ ...firmative solution of Luzin's problem about parts of the series of natural numbers, starting from the [[Continuum hypothesis|continuum hypothesis]] or the neg
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  • ...ent (1989) one approach to finding good codes is to find curves with large numbers of rational points compared to their genus. This brings in advanced algebra
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  • ...thod for reducing the solution of an equation of degree 4 over the complex numbers (or, more generally, over any field of [[Characteristic_of_a_field|characte square brackets is a perfect square. For this the [[Quadratic equation|discriminant of the
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  • be the [[Baire space|Baire space]] (homeomorphic to the space of irrational numbers). A set $ P \subset I ^ {m} $ ...aire property|Baire property]] and, if uncountable, contains a (non-empty) perfect subset; every $ A _ {3} $-
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  • one may restrict attention to perfect probability spaces, i.e. spaces which occur in the general scheme, cannot occur in perfect probability
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  • ...ditionally, proofs are deemed to be non-elementary if they involve complex numbers. ...partitions, of additive representations, of the approximation by rational numbers, and of continued fractions. Quite often, the solution of such problems lea
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  • These numbers are called the periodic correlation coefficients (in case $ a = b $, are called perfect. Perfect sequences whose entries are $ t $
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  • ...function $F$ on $[a,b]$ such that $F'=f$ almost everywhere, and if for any perfect set $P$ there exists a portion of $P$ on which $F$ is absolutely continuous ...approximate derivative]] is almost everywhere equal to $f$ and if, for any perfect set $P$, there exists a portion of $P$ on which $F$ is absolutely continuou
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  • error-correcting perfect codes with $ e > 1 $ is a prime power. A perfect $ e $-
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  • ...mplete this part there is Luzin's theorem on subsets of the set of natural numbers, which reflects some properties of the remainder $ \beta \mathbf N \setmi "Luzin's theorem on subsets of the set of natural numbers" states that there is a family $ \{ A _ \alpha \} _ {\alpha < \omega _
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  • of $ K _ {12 } $[[#References|[a9]]]; no larger numbers are known. ...o factors is a Hamilton cycle (cf. [[Hamiltonian tour|Hamiltonian tour]]). Perfect one-factorizations exist for many orders, and no order $ n $(
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  • tuples of numbers is the set $ \{ {\langle a _ {1} \dots a _ {n-} 1 \rangle } : {\exists b tuples of numbers, it is possible to find a value of the parameter $ m $(
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  • ...of real functions on a topological space $X$, indexed by countable ordinal numbers, which are defined inductively iterating the operation of taking pointwise ...ich takes the values $0$ on the irrational numbers and $1$ on the rational numbers, is a classical example of function which does not belong to the first Bair
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  • ...itrary residue fields. There is a class field theory for local fields with perfect residue fields in terms of a certain fundamental group [[#References|[a1]]]
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  • ...ications (cf. [[Perfect compactification|Perfect compactification]]) . All perfect compactifications $ bX $ itself is perfect as well) and have, like $ \beta X $,
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  • The numbers $ v,\ b,\ r _ {i} $, different numbers $ \lambda _ {1} \dots \lambda _ {m} $
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  • ...s the requirement that the measure $\operatorname P$ be "[[Perfect measure|perfect]]" (see {{Cite|GK}}). Probability distributions in function spaces are usua ...lso be obtained as a limit distribution (say, by considering sums of large numbers of random variables or some other random variables with sufficiently smooth
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  • corresponds to the perfect differential ideal $ \{ F _{1} \dots F _{k} \} $ ...ifferential polynomials. The Ritt–Raudenbush basis theorem states that all perfect differential ideals are obtained in this way (a differential ideal $ I $
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  • ...the first to propose that a Poiseuille flow is unstable for large Reynolds numbers, and calculated four points of the neutral curve. For a quadratic profile o ..."> W.McF. Orr, "The stability or instability of the steady motions of a perfect liquid and of a viscous liquid II" ''Proc. R. Irish Acad. A'' , '''27'''
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  • over the field of rational numbers equals the number of conjugacy classes of cyclic subgroups of the group. If is a [[Perfect field|perfect field]] there exists a splitting field for $ G $
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  • ...not have isolated points (an example is the space $\mathbf{Q}$ of rational numbers). All zero-dimensional spaces are completely regular. Zero-dimensionality i ...ero-dimensional space under a well-behaved mapping, for example, under a [[perfect mapping]] and under a continuous [[open mapping]] with compact inverse imag
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  • ...on can be written in dimensionless form by introducing three dimensionless numbers: the [[Mach number|Mach number]], the [[Reynolds number|Reynolds number]] a ...ber (cf. also [[Chapman–Enskog method|Chapman–Enskog method]]). This is in perfect agreement with the von Kármán relation. Even more, the Chapman–Enskog d
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  • are equipotent. In this way one obtains infinitely many distinct cardinal numbers (cf. [[Cardinal number|Cardinal number]]). Cantor's theorem also implies th Any decreasing sequence of non-empty bounded closed sets of real numbers has a non-empty intersection. This generalizes to compact subsets of a metr
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  • ...s and codes with the same parameters, there is only one non-trivial binary perfect code. ...ther branches of mathematics, mainly the [[Geometry of numbers|geometry of numbers]] (cf. also [[#References|[a5]]]) and the theory of finite fields (cf. [[Fi
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  • ...nd $k=p/2$; in this case, all the nodes of $G$ are covered with edges (a [[perfect matching]]); and ...k$ component nodes. Now assign weights (or indeterminates over the complex numbers) $w_1$ and $w_2$ to each node and edge of $G$, respectively. Take the weigh
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  • of complex numbers were in fact proved by E. Picard and, in contemporary terminology, establis is perfect or $ G $
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