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October 20, 20250 citationsOpen Access

Long strings of composite values of polynomials and a basis of order 2

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ARArtyom Olegovich Radomskii

Key Points

  • There exist two strings of consecutive positive integers yielding composite values for a polynomial.
  • Given a polynomial with positive leading coefficient, composite outcomes are found in two integer sets.
  • The study builds on previous results to demonstrate similar properties for irreducible polynomials.
  • The findings suggest new insights into the behavior of polynomials and their values for integers.

Abstract

We show that for any polynomial f: Z Z with positive leading coefficient and irreducible over Q, if N is large enough then there are two strings of consecutive positive integers I₁=\n₁-m, , n₁+m\ and I₂=\n₂-m, , n₂+m\, where m = (N) (N) ^1/325525, such that I₁ I₂ 1, N, N = n₁ + n₂, and f (n) is composite for any n I₁ I₂. This extends the result in 5 which showed the same result but with f (n) =n.

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Artyom Olegovich Radomskii (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f6379bb481a140a36cf847https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2506.15641
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