N-full numbers

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N-full numbers are numbers for which all the prime factors exponents are at least $\scriptstyle n\,$, while the n-ful numbers are numbers for which at least one of the prime factors exponents is $\scriptstyle n\,$, thus are not n-free numbers.

See also

• N-free numbers
• N-ful numbers
• N-full numbers