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math.NT2026

Quantitative bounds for sets lacking polynomial progressions with shifted prime difference

Ben Krause, Hamed Mousavi, Terence Tao +1

We prove quantitative polynomial Szemerédi-type theorems involving polynomial progressions with shift parameter restricted to the set of shifted primes . The types of…

math.CO2026

Gilbreath's conjecture: a Cramér random model and a deterministic analysis

Zachary Chase, Zach Hunter, Terence Tao

Gilbreath's conjecture asserts that if one starts with the sequence of primes and takes successive absolute differences to create a triangular array, then the left diagonal of this…

math.NT2026

Products of consecutive integers with unusual anatomy

Terence Tao

Call an interval of consecutive natural numbers \emph{bad} if the product is divisible by the square of its largest prime factor; \emph{very…

math.CA2026★ 1 cited

Local Bernstein theory, and lower bounds for Lebesgue constants

Terence Tao

Classical (or ``global'') Bernstein theory establishes sharp control on entire functions of exponential type that are bounded and real-valued on the real axis. We localize some of…

math.NT2025

Quantitative correlations and some problems on prime factors of consecutive integers

Terence Tao, Joni Teräväinen

We consider several old problems involving the number of prime divisors function , as well as the related functions and . Firstly, we show that there are infinit…

math.NT2025

Rough numbers between consecutive primes

Ayla Gafni, Terence Tao

Using a sieve-theoretic argument, we show that almost all gaps between consecutive primes contain a natural number whose least prime factor $p(m…

math.NT2025

On the number of exceptional intervals to the prime number theorem in short intervals

Ayla Gafni, Terence Tao

For a fixed exponent , it is expected that we have the prime number theorem in short intervals as . From the rece…

math.NT2025

Decomposing a factorial into large factors

Boris Alexeev, Evan Conway, Matthieu Rosenfeld +4

Let denote the largest number such that can be expressed as the product of integers greater than or equal to . The bound was apparently es…

math.NT2024

Higher uniformity of arithmetic functions in short intervals II. Almost all intervals

Kaisa Matomäki, Maksym Radziwiłł, Xuancheng Shao +2

We study higher uniformity properties of the von Mangoldt function , the Möbius function , and the divisor functions on short intervals for almost all $x \in…

math.DS2024

Pointwise convergence of bilinear polynomial averages over the primes

Ben Krause, Hamed Mousavi, Terence Tao +1

We show that on a -finite measure preserving system , the non-conventional ergodic averages converge pointw…