Zsigmondy numbers

Zsigmondy numbers n to a, b, are the greatest divisor of aⁿ - bⁿ that is coprime to a^m - b^m for all positive integers m < n.

E.G.

Suppose we set a = 2 and b = 1. (Zs(n,2,1))

For each n, find the divisors of aⁿ - bⁿ and return the largest that is coprime to all of a^m - b^m, where m is each of the positive integers 1 to n - 1.

When n = 4, 2⁴ - 1⁴ = 15. The divisors of 15 are 1, 3, 5, and 15.

For m = 1, 2, 3 we get 2-1, 2²-1², 2³-1³, or 1, 3, 7.

The divisors of 15 that are coprime to each are 5 and 1, (1 is always included).

The largest coprime divisor is 5, so Zs(4,2,1) = 5.

When n = 6, 2⁶ - 1⁶ = 63; its divisors are 1, 3, 7, 9, 21, 63, there are none coprime to all of 3, 7, 15, 31 (but 1 is always included) so Zs(6,2,1) = 1.

If a particular aⁿ - bⁿ is prime, than Zs(n,a,b) will be equal to that prime. 2⁵ - 1⁵ = 31 so Zs(5,2,1) = 31.

Task

Write a general routine (function, procedure, whatever) to find the Zsigmondy number sequence given a set of radices.
Use that routine to generate the first several elements, (at least 10), for the following radix sets.

(2,1)
(3,1)
(4,1)
(5,1)
(6,1)
(7,1)
(3,2)
(5,3)
(7,3)
(7,5)

See also

OEIS:A064078 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 2, b = 1 OEIS:A064077 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 3, b = 1 OEIS:A064080 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 4, b = 1 OEIS:A064081 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 5, b = 1 OEIS:A064082 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 6, b = 1 OEIS:A064083 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 7, b = 1 OEIS:A109325 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 3, b = 2 OEIS:A109347 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 5, b = 3 OEIS:A109348 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 7, b = 3 OEIS:A109349 - Zsigmondy numbers for a = 7, b = 5

Raku

First twenty elements of each.

use Prime::Factor;

sub Zsigmondy ($a, $b) {
    my @aexp = 1, $a, * × $a … *;
    my @bexp = 1, $b, * × $b … *;
    (1..∞).map: -> $n {
        my @divisors = divisors(@aexp[$n] - @bexp[$n]).sort: -*;
        max @divisors.grep: -> $d { all (1..^$n).map: -> $m { (@aexp[$m] - @bexp[$m]) gcd $d == 1 } }
    }
}

for 'A064078: Zsigmondy(n,2,1)', (2,1),
    'A064079: Zsigmondy(n,3,1)', (3,1),
    'A064080: Zsigmondy(n,4,1)', (4,1),
    'A064081: Zsigmondy(n,5,1)', (5,1),
    'A064082: Zsigmondy(n,6,1)', (6,1),
    'A064083: Zsigmondy(n,7,1)', (7,1),
    'A109325: Zsigmondy(n,3,2)', (3,2),
    'A109347: Zsigmondy(n,5,3)', (5,3),
    'A109348: Zsigmondy(n,7,3)', (7,3),
    'A109349: Zsigmondy(n,7,5)', (7,5)
  -> $name, $seq { say "\n$name:\n" ~ Zsigmondy(|$seq)[^20] }

Output:

A064078: Zsigmondy(n,2,1):
1 3 7 5 31 1 127 17 73 11 2047 13 8191 43 151 257 131071 19 524287 41

A064079: Zsigmondy(n,3,1):
2 1 13 5 121 7 1093 41 757 61 88573 73 797161 547 4561 3281 64570081 703 581130733 1181

A064080: Zsigmondy(n,4,1):
3 5 7 17 341 13 5461 257 1387 41 1398101 241 22369621 3277 49981 65537 5726623061 4033 91625968981 61681

A064081: Zsigmondy(n,5,1):
4 3 31 13 781 7 19531 313 15751 521 12207031 601 305175781 13021 315121 195313 190734863281 5167 4768371582031 375601

A064082: Zsigmondy(n,6,1):
5 7 43 37 311 31 55987 1297 46873 1111 72559411 1261 2612138803 5713 1406371 1679617 3385331888947 46441 121871948002099 1634221

A064083: Zsigmondy(n,7,1):
6 1 19 25 2801 43 137257 1201 39331 2101 329554457 2353 16148168401 102943 4956001 2882401 38771752331201 117307 1899815864228857 1129901

A109325: Zsigmondy(n,3,2):
1 5 19 13 211 7 2059 97 1009 11 175099 61 1586131 463 3571 6817 129009091 577 1161737179 4621

A109347: Zsigmondy(n,5,3):
2 1 49 17 1441 19 37969 353 19729 421 24325489 481 609554401 10039 216001 198593 381405156481 12979 9536162033329 288961

A109348: Zsigmondy(n,7,3):
4 5 79 29 4141 37 205339 1241 127639 341 494287399 2041 24221854021 82573 3628081 2885681 58157596211761 109117 2849723505777919 4871281

A109349: Zsigmondy(n,7,5):
2 3 109 37 6841 13 372709 1513 176149 1661 964249309 1801 47834153641 75139 3162961 3077713 115933787267041 30133 5689910849522509 3949201