Polynomial-growth conjecture for the least ternary height representative

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For a natural number hh, let nhn_h be the smallest ternary integer, if it exists, such that A(nh)=hA(n_h)=h. Polynomial-growth conjecture for the least ternary height representative. There exist constants E1E_1 and E2E_2 such that

hE1≪nh≪hE2,E1≥3.h^{E_1}\ll n_h\ll h^{E_2},\qquad E_1\ge3.

The known bound A(pqr)≤p−1A(pqr)\le p-1 gives the lower-growth constraint E1≥3E_1\ge3; the conjectured polynomial upper bound is not established in the supplied text.

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Alexandre Kosyak, Pieter Moree, Efthymios Sofos and Bin Zhang, “Cyclotomic polynomials with prescribed height and prime number theory”, arXiv:1910.01039 (2020).

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