Zaremba's conjecture
Zaremba's conjecture
For positive integers , define the continued fraction
For a positive integer , let be the set of denominators of reduced fractions in admitting such an expansion with all partial quotients at most , together with . Zaremba's conjecture. For , the set consists of all positive integers. This is described as a longstanding open problem in continued-fraction theory and is used in the paper's proofs, but the assertion itself remains open.
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Primary source
Swee Hong Chan, Steven Heilman and Greta Panova, “Independent Sets and Continued Fractions”, arXiv:2604.19094 (2026).
Additional references
15 papers in this index state this conjecture (2011–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2512.11357, arXiv:2412.02050, arXiv:2404.16810, arXiv:2401.01860, arXiv:2401.09723, arXiv:2109.11222, arXiv:2108.00545, arXiv:1704.02640, arXiv:1606.06325, arXiv:1601.03705, arXiv:1407.2380, arXiv:1210.4204, and 2 more.
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