Pomerance's conjecture on the count of central binomial coefficients coprime to 105

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Let G(N)G(N) be the number of positive integers neleqNn eleq N such that the central binomial coefficient (2nn)\binom{2n}{n} is coprime to 105105. Pomerance's conjecture. For all sufficiently large integers NN,

N0.025G(N)N0.026.N^{0.025}\leq G(N)\leq N^{0.026}.

This conjecture arose from Pomerance's heuristic analysis of Graham's problem and remains open.

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Primary source

Stuart A. Burrell and Han Yu, “Digit expansions of numbers in different bases”, arXiv:1905.00832 (2021).

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