Visibility density conjecture for polynomially defined lattice points

Let V(an,an1,,a1)V(a_n,a_{n-1},\dots,a_1) denote the set of lattice points associated with the coefficient vector (an,an1,,a1)(a_n,a_{n-1},\dots,a_1), and let dens\operatorname{dens} denote its density. Visibility density conjecture. For every coefficient vector other than (1,0,,0)(1,0,\dots,0),

dens(V(an,an1,,a1))=1.\operatorname{dens}(V(a_n,a_{n-1},\dots,a_1))=1.

The preceding results provide lower bounds for these densities and show that the exceptional vector (1,0,,0)(1,0,\dots,0) has density 1/ζ(n+1)1/\zeta(n+1). Numerical experiments motivate the conjecture that all other coefficient vectors have full density.

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Primary source

Sneha Chaubey and Ashish Kumar Pandey, “On the density of visible lattice points along polynomials”, arXiv:2109.08431 (2021).

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