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Sum of prime factors with multiplicity (s(n)=∑j=1r​ej​pj​)

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For an integer n>1 with prime factorization n=∏j=1r​pjej​​, this is the sum of its prime factors with each repeated ej​ times. For example, s(18)=2+3+3=8. It differs from the sum of distinct prime factors.

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