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consecutive prime gaps and explicit bound

I am aware of the theorem that $p_{n+1}- p_n \leq n^{0.525}$ which is true for all sufficiently large numbers due to Baker, but if i want to make the implicit "for all sufficiently large numbers" ...
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Possible contemporary improvement to bounded gaps between primes?

In his summary of his book Bounded gaps between primes: the epic breakthroughs of the early 21st century, Kevin Broughan writes Which brings me to my final remark: where to next in the bounded gaps ...
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How to explain this prime gap bias around last digits?

My question is related to this article by Oliver and Soundararajan (article about a bias in the distribution of the last digits of consecutive prime numbers). After trying some python experimental ...
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Positive proportion of logarithmic gaps between consecutive primes

For $x, \lambda > 0$, define $$S_\lambda(x) := \#\{p_{n+1} \leq x : p_{n+1} - p_n \geq \lambda \log x\} ,$$ where $p_n$ is the $n$th prime number. It is known [1] that an uniform version of the ...
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k specific prime factors guess and related prime guess [duplicate]

there is no more than one group of continuous composite sequence of length k composed of only k different specific prime factors. for example 2 3 5[8 9 10]just only one group. I have prove that k ...
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