On the Distribution of Cube-Free Numbers with the Form $[n^c]$
Min Zhang, Jinjiang Li

TL;DR
This paper proves that for any real number c between 1 and 11/6, there are infinitely many cube-free numbers of the form [n^c], expanding understanding of the distribution of special algebraic numbers.
Contribution
The paper establishes the infinitude of cube-free numbers of the form [n^c] for a new range of c, specifically between 1 and 11/6, which was previously unknown.
Findings
Infinitely many cube-free numbers of the form [n^c] exist for 1 < c < 11/6.
The result extends the known distribution of cube-free numbers in non-integer sequences.
The proof covers a new range of the parameter c, broadening the scope of number theory results on cube-free numbers.
Abstract
In this paper, we proved that there are infinite cube--free numbers of the form for any fixed real number .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Mathematical Theories · Advanced Mathematical Identities
