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Prajeet Bajpai

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An annotated bibliography for comparative prime number theory

The goal of this annotated bibliography is to record every publication on the topic of comparative prime number theory (through mid-2024) together with a summary of its results. We use a unified system of notation for the quantities being studied and for the hypotheses under which results are obtained.

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Arithmetic Progressions in Squarefull Numbers

We answer a number of questions of Erdős on the existence of arithmetic progressions in $k$-full numbers (i.e. integers with the property that every prime divisor necessarily occurs to at least the $k$-th power). Further, we deduce a variety of arithmetic constraints upon such progressions, under the assumption of the $abc$-conjecture of Masser and Oesterlé.

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Effective Methods for Norm-Form Equations

While effective resolution of Thue equations has been well understood since the work of Baker in the 1960s, similar results for norm-form equations in more than two variables have proven difficult to achieve. In 1983, Vojta was able to address the case of three variables over totally complex and Galois number fields. In this paper, we extend his results to effectively resolve several new classes of norm-form equations. In particular, we completely and effectively settle the question of norm-form equations over totally complex Galois sextic fields.

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A note on pencils of norm-form equations

We find all solutions to the parametrized family of norm-form equations $x^3-(t^3-1)y^3+3(t^3-1)xy+(t^3-1)^2 = \pm 1$ studied by Amoroso, Masser and Zannier. Our proof relies upon an appeal to lower bounds for linear forms in logarithms and various elementary arguments.

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Equivariant division

Let C be a non-empty finite set, and Gamma a subgroup of the symmetric group S(C). Given a bijection f:A cross C to B cross C, the problem of Gamma-equivariant division is to find a quotient bijection h:A to B respecting whatever symmetries f may have under the action of S(A) cross S(B) cross Gamma. Say that Gamma is fully cancelling if this is possible for any f, and finitely cancelling if it is possible providing A,B are finite. Feldman and Propp showed that a permutation group is finitely cancelling just if it has a globally fixed point. We show here that a permutation group is fully cancelling just if it is trivial. This sheds light on the fact that all known division algorithms that eschew the Axiom of Choice depend on fixing an ordering for the elements of C.

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