Prove that there are 2020 consecutive numbers such that the number of divisors of each number is a multiple of 1399? I thought maybe choosing P1, P2,...P2020 as 2020 distinct primes, we can say there exists n, such that { n=0 (mod P1^1398), n=-1 (mod P2^1398) ... n=-2019 (mod P2020^1398) } with the Chinese remainder theorem, but I don't think this is right and I don't know the reason. If this statement is true, does it answer the question, and if not, how should I proceed? (Also, 1399 and 2020 aren't special numbers, so I suppose 1399 being a prime is an accident, and I shouldn't focus on it. But I don't know how I would think about the problem if the numbers differed and the number chosen instead of 1399 was composite.)
Prove that there are 2020 consecutive numbers such that the number of divisors of each number is a multiple of 1399?
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