On Dris Conjecture about Odd Perfect Numbers

Abstract: The Euler's form of odd perfect numbers, if any, is

n = p i^{a l p h a} N^{2}

, where

p i

is prime,

(p i, N) = 1

and

p i e q u i v a l p h a e q u i v 1 p m o d 4

. Dris conjecture states that

N > p i^{a l p h a}

. We find that

N^{2} > f r a c 12 p i^{g a m m a}

, with

g a m m a = m a x o m e g a (n) - 1, a l p h a

;

o m e g a (n) g e q 9

is the number of distinct prime factors of

n

.

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