On Zaremba's Conjecture
Jean Bourgain, Alex Kontorovich

TL;DR
This paper confirms Zaremba's conjecture for a set of integers with density one, showing that most integers can be represented as denominators of finite continued fractions with bounded partial quotients.
Contribution
The paper proves Zaremba's conjecture for a set of density one, advancing understanding of continued fractions and number theory.
Findings
Confirmed Zaremba's conjecture for a density one set of integers
Most integers can be expressed as denominators of bounded partial quotient continued fractions
Provides new insights into the distribution of such fractions
Abstract
Zaremba's 1971 conjecture predicts that every integer appears as the denominator of a finite continued fraction whose partial quotients are bounded by an absolute constant. We confirm this conjecture for a set of density one.
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
