Positive-density conjecture for exceptional Tribonacci primes

Let ML\mathcal{ML} be the set of primes pp for which the Marques–Lengyel conjecture holds, and let NMLR\mathcal{NMLR} be the set of primes for which the rational-center variant fails. Positive-density conjecture. Both subsets ML\mathcal{ML} and NMLR\mathcal{NMLR} are infinite; in fact, both have positive lower density among all primes. This conjecture summarizes the paper's proposed heuristic picture: infinitely many primes should exhibit each of the two contrasting valuation behaviors, but the text provides heuristics rather than a proof.

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Yuri Bilu, Florian Luca, Joris Nieuwveld, Jöel Ouaknine and James Worrell, “On the p-adic zeros of the Tribonacci sequence”, arXiv:2210.16959 (2022).

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