Lower asymptotic bound for primes in the alternating-sum sequence

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Let (An)(A_n) be defined by An=i=12n(1)ipiA_n=\sum_{i=1}^{2n}(-1)^ip_i, and let rk=Amr_k=A_m be the kkth prime occurring in this sequence. Alternating-sum prime lower-bound conjecture. For every k15234k\ge15234,

rk>m2mlogmklogk.r_k>\frac{m\sqrt{2m}\log m}{\sqrt{k\log k}}.

The claim is proposed from numerical data in the paper; no proof or resolution is supplied.

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Romeo Meštrović, “On the distribution of primes in the alternating sums of concecutive primes”, arXiv:1805.11657 (2018).

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