A weak XYZ conjecture for ABC solutions

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Let X\frak X be the set of primitive nonzero integer solutions (A,B,C)(A,B,C) to A+B+C=0A+B+C=0, and let H(A,B,C)=max{A,B,C}H(A,B,C)=\max\{|A|,|B|,|C|\} and S(A,B,C)=P+(ABC)S(A,B,C)=P^+(ABC).

Weak XYZ conjecture. For every δ>0\delta>0, there are only finitely many solutions (A,B,C)X(A,B,C)\in\frak X for which

logH(A,B,C)>δS(A,B,C).\log H(A,B,C)>\delta S(A,B,C).

The source presents this as a weak version of part (a) of the XYZ conjecture and explicitly says that, at the time of writing, it was not known to follow from the ABC conjecture.

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Primary source

James E. Weigandt, “Insulators of ABC Solutions”, arXiv:1401.6439 (2014).

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