Largest prime power divisor
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Definition
Let be a natural number. The largest prime power divisor of
, sometimes denoted
and sometimes denoted
, is defined as the largest prime power that divides
.
Behavior
The ID of the sequence in the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences is A034699
Lower bound
Further information: Largest prime power divisor has logarithmic lower bound
The largest prime power divisor of is greater than
. Thus, we have:
.
Asymptotic fraction
Further information: Fractional distribution of largest prime power divisor
The value of is almost uniformly distributed in the interval
.