A **multiply perfect number** is a specific type of natural number that can be described in terms of its divisors. Specifically, a natural number \( n \) is called a \( k \)-multiply perfect number if the sum of its divisors (including \( n \) itself), denoted as \( \sigma(n) \), is equal to \( k \) times the number itself.
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