  Schreier sets have been an object of study since first introduced in 1930 by
Jozef Schreier to construct a counterexample to a conjecture of Banach. In 1974
George Andrews found interesting connections between these sets and Fibonacci
number, and since then more results of a combinatorial flavor were proven by
Chu, Beanland, and Finch-Smith. In parallel Iannucci introduced the concept of
a small divisor and characterized all natural numbers whose small divisors are
in arithmetic progression, results which were generalized by Chentouf and Chu.
Then combining these two ideas, Chu introduced the notion of a Schreier number,
one whose nontrivial small divisor set (small divisors excluding 1) is
Schreier. Our main results are twofold: we first prove the asymptotic density
of these numbers is 0 and that there are infinitely many non-prime Schreier
pairs with difference 2 or 4. Then motivated by Chu's generalization of
Iannucci's result we characterize all natural numbers whose nontrivial small
divisors satisfy a linear recurrence with order no larger than 2.
