An Asymptotic for Non-Wieferich Numbers
Casia Siegel
Source abstract
A cyclic number is a positive integer such that . Erdős showed that the number of cyclic numbers up to , , has asymptotically as tends to infinity. We define Wieferich numbers to be odd, positive integers such that , where is the smallest positive integer with . Franco and Pomerance showed that non-Wieferich numbers have density zero among the odd integers. We show that the counting function of in the symmetric difference of non-Wieferich numbers and cyclic numbers is , under a mild assumption on the counting function of Wieferich primes.
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