Abstract:We prove that there are infinitely many integers n such that the total number of prime factors of (n + h1) • • • (n + hκ) is exactly (1 + o(1))κ Log κ. Our result even ensures us that these prime factors are fairly evenly distributed among every factors n + hi.
“…It is hoped that this wider perspective will have applications especially to "non-abelian" generalizations of the large sieve. Finally, we point out that Ramaré has developed similar material in his lecture notes [12] (see also [13][14][15]).…”
We interpret the large sieve inequality as essentally a character-theoretic inequality on the Prüfer group Z. This perspective allows us to formulate a general "profinite sieve".
“…It is hoped that this wider perspective will have applications especially to "non-abelian" generalizations of the large sieve. Finally, we point out that Ramaré has developed similar material in his lecture notes [12] (see also [13][14][15]).…”
We interpret the large sieve inequality as essentally a character-theoretic inequality on the Prüfer group Z. This perspective allows us to formulate a general "profinite sieve".
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