Prime Pair Error Lower Bound Conjecture

Let

E(N)=1kN(ψ2(N,k)S(k)(Nk))2,E(N)=\sum_{1\leq |k|\leq N}\left(\psi_{2}(N,k)-\mathfrak{S}(k)(N-|k|)\right)^{2},

with ψ2(N,k)\psi_{2}(N,k) and S(k)\mathfrak{S}(k) as above. Prime Pair Error Lower Bound Conjecture.

E(N)N2(logN)2.E(N)\gg N^{2}(\log N)^{2}.

The conjecture gives a lower bound of the expected order for the total prime-pair error. The authors report numerical evidence and state that they have not proved it, although they see no apparent barrier; it remains open.

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Primary source

Leon Chou, Summer Haag, Jake Huryn and Andrew Ledoan, “The error term in counting prime pairs”, arXiv:2308.14888 (2023).

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