On a conjecture of Pomerance
L. Hajdu, N. Saradha, R. Tijdeman

TL;DR
This paper proves Pomerance's conjecture that 30 is the largest P-integer, assuming the Riemann Hypothesis, and extends the non-existence of P-integers beyond 10^11 up to 10^3500.
Contribution
It confirms Pomerance's conjecture under the Riemann Hypothesis and establishes bounds on the non-existence of P-integers.
Findings
Proves 30 is the largest P-integer assuming RH.
No P-integers between 30 and 10^11.
No P-integers above 10^3500.
Abstract
We say that k is a P-integer if the first phi(k) primes coprime to k form a reduced residue system modulo k. In 1980 Pomerance proved the finiteness of the set of P-integers and conjectured that 30 is the largest P-integer. We prove the conjecture assuming the Riemann Hypothesis. We further prove that there is no P-integer between 30 and 10^11 and none above 10^3500.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Coding theory and cryptography · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
