The prime-values conjecture for Drinfeld-module auxiliary polynomials
The prime-values conjecture for Drinfeld-module auxiliary polynomials
Let be the coefficient ring and let
be a Drinfeld module. For each prime polynomial , let denote the auxiliary polynomial associated with and . Prime-values conjecture. There exist infinitely many prime polynomials such that is prime. This conjecture is stated as the remaining assumption needed to prove that infinitely many values are non-prime, or equivalently that infinitely many -Mersenne numbers are not prime; the supplied text gives no resolution.
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Alexis Lucas, “Wieferich and Mersenne primes for function fields”, arXiv:2512.08060 (2025).
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