63 problems
Generalized Binomial Biroot Conjecture. The approximations converge according to
The q-log-convexity conjecture. (i) The sequence is -log-convex; for every integer , the sequence…
For a positive integer , let , and let denote the corresponding reciprocal Hankel matrix. Integrality criterion conjecture. The inverse of…
Let and be nonnegative integers, let and be parameters, and let be the generator appearing in the -deformed generalized Weyl algebra. Write …
Are there only finitely many pairs of finite sets such that and are disjoint and …
For write where the only primes dividing are in and the only primes dividing are in . Let be the smallest su…
Find some reasonable function such that, for almost all integers , the least integer such that satisfies
Let be the largest integer such that, for every integer with , there is a prime (which may depend on ) for which divides the binomial coeffici…
Is there an absolute constant such that, for all , the binomial coefficient has a divisor in ?
Let be the smallest such that all prime factors of are . Estimate .
For all the least prime factor of is , with only finitely many exceptions.
For we define the deficiency of as follows. If is divisible by a prime then the deficiency is undefined. Otherwise, the deficienc…
Is it true that, for every integer , there is some integer such that (with ) has exactly solutions?
Are there infinitely many pairs of integers such that and have the same set of prime divisors?
Let - Characterise those composite such that , where is the largest prime dividing .…
For every with , does there exist a prime such that and …
Does there exist a function with as such that, for all natural numbers satisfying and , one has…
Let and be large depending on . Is it true that for all the number of distinct prime divisors of is…
Let be the largest prime factor of . Does there exist a real constant such that for every with , …
Is it true that for every there exists such that
Let . Can be the product of consecutive primes infinitely often? For example
If , must have a prime divisor smaller than , with the sole exception ?
For fixed , does the set of integers for which is squarefree for at least indices have a natural density, and is that density positive?
Is there some absolute constant such that for all (where the summation is restricted to primes )?
Are there infinitely many such that is coprime to ?