10 problems
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Erdős's ternary conjecture
Let be an integer with , and consider the base- expansion of . Erdős's ternary conjecture. For every , this expansion contains the digit . This class…
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Baker's uniform distribution conjecture for powers from self-similar measures
Let … mu({x^n}){ngeq 1}({x^n}){ngeq 1}…
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Nonemptiness and infinitude conjecture for geometric-progression value sets
Let . For , let be the set defined in the paper for this rational function and quotient . Nonemptiness and infinitude conjectu…
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Higher-correlation and gap-statistics conjecture for geometric progressions
For a real number , write for the fractional part of . The sequence has Poissonian -point correlation when its -po…
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Type conjecture for metric discrepancy maxima of geometric progressions
Type conjecture. If is even, then there exist and such that
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Polylogarithmic gaps conjecture for the 6-GP-free process
Let be the sequence generated by the -GP-free process, and interpret a gap of size as the existence of a constant implicit in the big- bound, independent…
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Arnold's universal Kolmogorov-distribution conjecture for geometric progressions
Let be a modulus, let be a base, and for each starting point with let be the Kolmogorov stochasticity parameter of the residues modulo of t…
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Arnold's stochasticity conjecture for geometric progressions
Let be a modulus, and let denote the Kolmogorov stochasticity parameter of the residues modulo of the first terms of a geometric progression with ratio…
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Rankin's set conjecture for the maximal density of geometric-progression-free sets
Rankin's set conjecture. Rankin's set has the largest possible density among geometric-progression-free sets which have a density, so
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Arnold's discrepancy conjecture for geometric progressions
Let be fixed, let , and write for the fractional parts of the geometric progression. Let denote the discrepancy of the first terms…