The Hasse-pair coverage conjecture

A pair of prime powers (q1,q2)(q_1,q_2) is a Hasse pair when

q1q21.\lvert\sqrt{q_1}-\sqrt{q_2}\rvert\leq 1.

If both prime powers are odd, it is an odd Hasse pair. Hasse-pair coverage conjecture. Every prime power is a member of some Hasse pair, and every odd prime power is a member of some odd Hasse pair. The conjecture is known to hold for all prime powers below 101910^{19} and is intimately connected with Andrica's conjecture; its general validity remains open.

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Eleni Agathocleous, Antoine Joux and Daniele Taufer, “Elliptic curves over Hasse pairs”, arXiv:2406.03399 (2024).

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