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Every positive integer has a unique factorization $n=as$ with $a$ powerful, $s$ squarefree, and $\gcd (a,s)=1$: assign each prime power of exponent at least two to $a$, and each prime of exponent one to $s$. In general $s$ differs from the squarefree part, which instead retains every prime of odd exponent.

The square part of a positive integer $n={\prod }_p{p}^{e_p}$ is its largest square divisor, ${\prod }_p{p}^{2\lfloor e_p/2\rfloor }$. Dividing $n$ by its square part leaves the squarefree part.