Exponent-pair approximation conjecture

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Let r≥1r\geq 1 be real and let an exponent pair (k,ℓ)(k,\ell) mean an exponent pair in the standard sense. Exponent-pair approximation conjecture. For every real ε>0\varepsilon>0, there exists an exponent pair (k,ℓ)(k,\ell) such that

∣ℓk−r∣<ε.\left|\frac{\ell}{k}-r\right|<\varepsilon.

In light of the preceding theorem, this would provide exponent pairs arbitrarily close to the ratio required for the paper's estimates and may be of independent interest.

References

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Joshua Stucky, “Certain floor function sums over powers”, arXiv:2208.05589 (2022).

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