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Set of integer non-negative matrices with positive diagonals
This is essentially a reference request/name inquiry. Is there a name for the set $M_k$ formed by $k$ by by $k$ matrices with non-negative integer entries and positive values on the diagonal? Related, …
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Most important results in 2022
Another major result from this year was Rachel Greenfeld and Terry Tao's disproof of the periodic tiling conjecture. The conjecture essentially said that if one has a single tile which aperiodically t …
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Most important results in 2022
One from just a few days ago is Justin Gilmer's breakthrough on the union-closed conjecture, also known as Frankel's conjecture, which says that if one has a finite family of sets which are closed und …
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Quirky, non-rigorous, yet inspiring, literature in mathematics
Andrew Granville and Jennifer Granville's "Prime Suspects" is a comic book which despite being phrased as a murder mystery does a surprisingly lucid job connecting ideas involving primes with ideas in …
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References of research papers which lead to starting of Sieve Theory
Sieve theory as such is generally considered to have started with Brun's 1915 and 1919 papers. The titles are "Über das Goldbachsche Gesetz und die Anzahl der Primzahlpaare" and ""La série $1/5+1/7+1/ …
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Error term in Mertens' third theorem
There's been a lot of work on unconditional results of this sort.
Rosser and Schoenfeld showed in a 1962 paper that one can take
$$\dfrac{e^{-\gamma}}{\log x} \left(1- \frac{1}{2\log^2 x} \right) < …
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Odd perfect numbers having as prime factors exclusively Mersenne primes and Fermat primes
This should be provable by standard although laborious methods. What follows is a proof sketch (I have not checked all the computational details but this method should work).
We recall a few basic fac …
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A weaker version of the Brocard's Conjecture
Theorem: For any constant $c$ there are infinitely many primes $p_k$ such that there are at least $c$ primes between $p_k^2$ and $p_{k+1}^2$.
Proof: Fix a $c$. Assume that for sufficiently large $k$ …
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Number of distinct near-squares primes dividing an odd perfect number
In general, very few prime factors in an odd perfect number can be of the form $n^2+1$.
In particular, if N is an odd perfect number then $\frac{\sigma(N)}{N}=2$, and for any $m$ (perfect or not), $\f …
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Is it known that the Collatz-like sequence with 7n+1 diverges to infinity starting with 7?
It is a standard conjecture that if one replaces the 3 in the Collatz function with some fixed $k>3$, then it will have sequences which go to infinity. And in fact, these seem to occur at very small v …