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Erdős–Sárközy–Szemerédi conjecture on primitive sets
Let be a primitive set contained in for some , and define … where . Erdős–Sárközy–Szemerédi conjecture. As , one should…
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Equality of the extremal function and the first-order comparison function
Let and be the functions defined in the paper for . Equality conjecture. … This is one of the paper's open questions concerning the relationship betwe…
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Banks–Martin conjecture for odd-prime-supported primitive sets
Let be the number of prime factors of , counted with multiplicity, and let . For a set of odd primes , write…
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Erdős's primitive set conjecture
Let be a primitive set, meaning that no member of divides another, and let … Let denote the set of primes. Erdős's primitive set conject…
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Erdős's primitive set conjecture
Erdős's primitive set conjecture. The maximum of , ranging over all primitive sets of positive integers, is attained by the set of primes .
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Erdős's primitive set conjecture over function fields
Function-field Erdős conjecture. The sum is maximized, among primitive sets of polynomials, by the set of monic irreducible polynomials.
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Erdős's primitive set conjecture
Erdős's conjecture. For every primitive set of positive integers ,
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Erdős's maximal primitive-set conjecture for monic polynomials over a finite field
Let be a prime power, let denote the monic polynomials in , and let denote the irreducible polynomials. For a nonzero polynomia…
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Erdős's restricted-prime primitive-set conjecture
Erdős's restricted-prime conjecture. Every set of primes is Erdős-best among primitive subsets of . This generalizes the conjecture for all pr…
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Erdős's primitive-set conjecture
Let a nonempty set of natural numbers be primitive if no element of the set divides another, and let denote the set of primes. Erdős's conjecture. For every primitive…