A note on the distribution of normalized prime gaps
Acta Arithmetica, Tome 184 (2018) no. 4, pp. 413-418
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Erdős conjectured in 1955 that if we normalize the
sequence of prime gaps by dividing the individual gaps by the natural
logarithm of the (say, smaller) prime then the resulting sequence is
everywhere dense within the set of positive reals. Although there seemed
to be no possibility to specify any concrete limit points, Erdős and
Ricci independently proved more than 60 years ago that the set of limit
points has a positive Lebesgue measure. Using the new method of Maynard
and Tao and further many other ideas, Banks, Freiberg and Maynard showed
that the set of limit points contains at least $T(1+o(1))/8$ limit points
below $T$. In the present work it is proved by a modification of the above
method that the same assertion remains true if we substitute 8 by 4 in
the denominator.
Keywords:
erd conjectured normalize sequence prime gaps dividing individual gaps natural logarithm say smaller prime resulting sequence everywhere dense within set positive reals although there seemed possibility specify concrete limit points erd ricci independently proved nbsp years ago set limit points has positive lebesgue measure using method maynard tao further many other ideas banks freiberg maynard showed set limit points contains least limit points below nbsp present work proved modification above method assertion remains substitute nbsp denominator
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János Pintz 1
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János Pintz. A note on the distribution of normalized prime gaps. Acta Arithmetica, Tome 184 (2018) no. 4, pp. 413-418. doi: 10.4064/aa171127-15-8
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