Presents recursive formulas for factorizations in positive integers, indicating different factor arrangements.
A well-known enumerative problem is to count the number of ways a positive integer n can be factorised as n=n₁× n₂×⋯× nₖ, where n₁ n₂ ⋯ nₖ >1. In this paper, we give some recursive formulas for the number of ordered/unordered factorizations of a positiveinteger n such that each factor is at least . In particular, by using elementary techniques, we give an explicit formula in cases where $k=2,3,4$.
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