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Let N(x) be the number of perfect powers not exceeding x and let M(x) be the number of perfect powers with duplications not exceeding x. We prove the formulae M(x) ∼ N(x), (M(x)-N(x)) ∼ √ N(x). Let A(x) be the number of duplicated perfect powers not exceeding x. We prove the formula A(x) ∼ √N(x). The number of ways that a duplicated perfect power can be expressed as perfect power we call multiplicity of the perfect power. Let A2(x) be the number of duplicated perfect powers with multiplicity 2 not exceeding x and let A3(x) be the number of duplicated perfect powers with multiplicity greater than 2 not exceeding x. We prove the formulae A2(x) ∼ √N(x), A3(x) ∼ ∛N(x). We also prove more precise asymptotic formulae for M(x), M(x)-N(x), A(x), A2(x) and A3>(x).
Title: Perfect powers including duplications
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Let N(x) be the number of perfect powers not exceeding x and let M(x) be the number of perfect powers with duplications not exceeding x.
We prove the formulae M(x) ∼ N(x), (M(x)-N(x)) ∼ √ N(x).
Let A(x) be the number of duplicated perfect powers not exceeding x.
We prove the formula A(x) ∼ √N(x).
The number of ways that a duplicated perfect power can be expressed as perfect power we call multiplicity of the perfect power.
Let A2(x) be the number of duplicated perfect powers with multiplicity 2 not exceeding x and let A3(x) be the number of duplicated perfect powers with multiplicity greater than 2 not exceeding x.
We prove the formulae A2(x) ∼ √N(x), A3(x) ∼ ∛N(x).
We also prove more precise asymptotic formulae for M(x), M(x)-N(x), A(x), A2(x) and A3>(x).
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