Infinitude of non-Wieferich primes

A prime pp is non-Wieferich if there is an integer NN for which Np1≢1(modp2)N^{p-1}\not\equiv1\pmod{p^2}. Infinitude conjecture for non-Wieferich primes. There exist infinitely many non-Wieferich primes. This is one of the two old prime-number conjectures identified in the paper as still open; the paper also discusses related finite multiple zeta values.

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Shin-ichiro Seki, “Regular primes, non-Wieferich primes, and finite multiple zeta values of level N”, arXiv:2310.06809 (2024).

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