Nouvelles conditions pour l'inexistence des nombres parfaits impairs
Nancy Wallace

TL;DR
This paper investigates conditions under which odd perfect numbers cannot exist, providing new modular restrictions on their prime factorizations and extending previous results in number theory.
Contribution
It introduces novel conditions involving quadratic residues in modular arithmetic that must be satisfied if an odd perfect number exists, advancing understanding of their nonexistence.
Findings
If an odd perfect number exists, certain primes must be non-squares modulo specific primes.
At least one prime factor must be a non-zero square in some modular setting.
Provides new modular restrictions that limit the structure of potential odd perfect numbers.
Abstract
We will show the two following results: If there existe an odd perfect number of prime decomposition , where the are even, the are odd and . Then there is at least one , that is not a square in . More precisely there is an odd number of that are not squares in . If there exist an odd perfect number of prime decomposition , where the are even, the are odd and . Then at least one , is a non zero square in at least one , . Contains an appendix of known results. ----- Un nombre, , est dit parfait s'il est \'egal \`a la somme de ses diviseurs propres plus…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Finite Group Theory Research
