Uniform size-bound conjecture for irreducible solutions of
Uniform size-bound conjecture for irreducible solutions of
Let be an integer greater than , and let the size of an irreducible solution of mean the size notion defined earlier in the paper. Uniform size-bound conjecture. There exists a strictly positive integer such that, for every integer , all irreducible solutions of have size less than .
This is the second conjecture arising from the cases treated in the preceding section. The supplied text gives no evidence that the conjecture has been proved or disproved.
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Flavien Mabilat, “Combinatoire des sous-groupes de congruence du groupe modulaire”, arXiv:2006.01470 (2021).
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