Odd Spoof Multiperfect Numbers Of Higher Order
arXiv:2510.01752
Abstract
We extend our previous work on odd spoof multiperfect numbers to the case where spoof factor multiplicities exceed . This leads to the identification of new integers that would be odd multiperfect numbers if one of their prime factors had higher multiplicity. An example is , which would be an odd multiperfect number if only one of its prime factors, , had multiplicity .