A squarefree divisor of an integer n is a divisor d∣n that is a squarefree integer. It is specified by choosing a subset of the distinct prime factors of n.
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- Euclid's theorem
- Odd prime
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- Selberg least-common-multiple weights
- Squarefree divisor
- Vaughan identity for the Möbius function
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