PerfectNumber

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Gives the nth perfect number.

Forms

PerfectNumber[n]

Verified examplesPerfectNumber[n] → PerfectNumber::pintprm: Parameter n at position 1 in PerfectNumber[n] is expected to be a positive integer. PerfectNumber[n]

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