feat(math): add anti_primes_up_to function for generating anti-prime numbers(highly composite numbers) #180
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…numbers(highly composite numbers) Implement anti_primes_up_to function that generates anti-prime numbers (highly composite records) within a given range. The function uses a DFS approach to generate candidate numbers by assigning non-increasing exponents to small primes, then identifies record-holders based on divisor counts. The implementation includes: A nested _gen_by_exponents helper function to generate candidates with divisor counts Logic to merge candidates with same values keeping maximum tau Selection of record-holding anti-primes in ascending order Also update function list documentation to include the new function.
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To solve #167
Implement anti_primes_up_to function that generates anti-prime numbers (highly composite records) within a given range. The function uses a DFS approach to generate candidate numbers by assigning non-increasing exponents to small primes, then identifies record-holders based on divisor counts.
The implementation includes:
A nested _gen_by_exponents helper function to generate candidates with divisor counts Logic to merge candidates with same values keeping maximum tau Selection of record-holding anti-primes in ascending order Also update function list documentation to include the new function.
You can test this_function by run command