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ISL 1979 Problem 78

    Denote the number of different prime divisors of the number nn by ω(n)\omega (n) , where nn is an integer greater than 11 . Prove that there exist infinitely many numbers nn for which ω(n)<ω(n+1)<ω(n+2)\omega (n)< \omega (n+1)<\omega (n+2) holds.

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