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Smarandache NotOionpse Jnou rQnaul,e Vstoilo. 1n2s, NFoo. 1r- 2T-3h, eS pSrimnga 2r0a01n, dppa.c 2h05e- 2F0u7.nction Mihaly Bencze Brasov, Romania Let Sen) be the Smarandache function. I propose the following open questions: 1) Solve the following equation in integers: 2) Solve the following equation in integers: 3) Solve the following equation in integers: S(d(n) + cr(n» = d(S(n» + cr(S(n». 4) Solve the following equation in integers: S(a*d(n) + b*cr(n) + c*j€>(n) + d*\jJ(n» = a*d(S(n» + b*cr(S(n» + c*cp(S(n» + d*\jJ(S(n». 5) Solve the following equation in integers: n n II S(k)*~(n) k=l 6) Solve the following equation in integers: ± S{l) ± S(2) ± ... ± Sen) = H(n(n+ 1» /2). 7) Solve the following equation in integers: 8) Solve the following equation in integers: 201 S( ± ~(1) ± ~(2) ± ... ± ~n» = S(~«n(n+ 1»/2). 9) Solve the following equation in integers: S(± d(1) ± d(2) ± ... ± den) ) = S( d«n(n+ 1» /2). 10 ) Solve the following equation in integers: S(± 0'(1) ± 0'(2) ± ... ± O'(n» = S(cr(n(n+ 1»)/2). 11) Solve the following equation in integers: 1 1 n + + + S(1) S(2) Sen) S«n(n+ 1»/2) 12) Solve the following equation in integers: S(1 *2) + S(2*3) + ... + S(n(n+ 1» = S«n(n+ 1)(n+2»/3). 13. Let uk(n) be the first k digits ofn and ~p(n) the last p digits ofn. Determine all integer 5-tuples (n,m,r,k,p) for which: and 14) Determine all integer 5-tuples (n,m,r,k,p) for which: and 15) Determine all integer pairs (n,k) for which: 202 16) Detennine all integer pairs (o,p) for which: 17) Find all integer pairs (o,k) such that 18) Find all integer pairs (n,p) such that 19) Let Pn be the n-th prime number. Detennine all integer triples (n,k,p) for which and 20) Find all integer pairs (a,b) such that a*S(b) + h*S(a) a+b 21) Solve the following in integers: ±S(cr(l»±S(cr(2»± .. ±S(cr(n» = ±cr(±S(1)±S(2)± ... ±S(n». 22) Solve the following in integers: Uk(n) = Sen) and ~p(n) = Sen). 23) Solve the following in integers: Uk(n!) = SCm) and ~Vn!) = SCm). 203

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