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The following problems related to the Smarandache function \(S\) are formulated: 1) Put \(S^2(n)= S(S(n))\) and define \(S^m(n)\) recursively. For each \(n\), determine the least \(m\) for which \(S^m(n)\) is prime. 2) Prove that \(S(n)= S(n+ 3)\) for only finitely many \(n\). 3) Prove that \(S(n)= S(n+ 2)\) for only finitely many \(n\). 4) Prove that \(S(n)= S(n+ 1)\) for no \(n\).
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