Infinitude of prime and lucky numbers of every fractional order

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Under the restricted factorization described in the source, assign a fractional order ord(p)\operatorname{ord}(p) or ord(l)\operatorname{ord}(l) recursively to primes pp and lucky numbers ll: lucky primes have order 11, products of powers of lucky primes have prime order 1/21/2, and products of primes have lucky order 1/21/2; in general, the order is determined by the smallest fractional order of the relevant factors as specified by the recursive definition. Fractional-order infinitude conjecture. For every fixed positive integer nn, there are infinitely many prime numbers or lucky numbers of order 1/n1/n. This generalizes the conjecture that there are infinitely many lucky primes, but the source gives no resolution.

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Marthinus Michael Dreeckmeier, “On the Fundamental Arithmetical Structure and Distribution of Lucky Numbers”, arXiv:2511.11657 (2025).

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