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Template:Primes in arithmetic progressions conjecture
Statement
For any , there exists a constant such that the following holds:
Suppose and are relatively prime natural numbers. Then, there exists a prime such that .
Relation with other facts
Stronger conjectures
Weaker facts and conjectures
- Chowla's corollary to generalized Riemann hypothesis: Under the [generalized Riemann hypothesis]], we have the analogous result for instead of .
- Linnick's theorem: This is an unconditional version where is replaced by some large constant . Heath-Brown have shown that .