Problem 52956. Compute the largest number whose prime factors sum to n
This problem deals with a sequence whose tenth term is 36 because the prime factors of 36 (2, 2, 3, 3) sum to 10. The number 32 would also fit, but the elements of this sequence are the largest possible examples.
Write a function to produce the nth term in this sequence. In other words, compute the largest number whose prime factors sum to n. Take the first term in the sequence to be 1.
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Prime Numbers III
- 19 Problems
- 4 Finishers
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- List the cuban primes
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- List the Euclid numbers
- List odd twin composites
- List the semiprimes
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- List the two-bit primes
- List numbers such that every sum of consecutive positive integers ending in those numbers is composite
- Identify de Polignac numbers
- List the Fermi-Dirac primes
- Factor a number into Fermi-Dirac primes
- Compute the Sisyphus sequence
- Compute the bubble popper fidget spinner sequence
- Determine whether a number is a Zeisel number
- Express numbers as the sum of a prime, a square, and a cube
- Determine whether a number is a Gaussian prime
- List primes of the form xy+z
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