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PrimePowerQ
PrimePowerQ
[
expr
]
yields
True
if
expr
is a power of a prime number, and yields
False
otherwise.
MORE INFORMATION
PrimePowerQ
[1]
gives
False
.
PrimePowerQ
[
n
,
GaussianIntegers
->
True
]
determines whether
n
is a Gaussian prime power.
PrimePowerQ
[
m
+
I
n
]
automatically works over the Gaussian integers.
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(1)
Test whether a number is a power of a prime number:
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(4)
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(1)
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(3)
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SEE ALSO
PrimeQ
FactorInteger
SquareFreeQ
MoebiusMu
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Integer and Number Theoretic Functions
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Number Recognition
Number Theoretic Functions
New in 6.0: Number Theory & Integer Functions
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