Stephen Choi

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
The order of the fundamental solution of $x^2 -Dy^2 =1$ in $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{D}/\langle D \rangle$]	2022-10-19	Paper
Gap principle of divisibility sequences of polynomials Journal of Number Theory	2021-03-29	Paper
Divisibility on the sequence of perfect squares minus one: the gap principle Journal of Number Theory	2017-11-21	Paper
On Littlewood polynomials with prescribed number of zeros inside the unit disk Canadian Journal of Mathematics	2015-06-02	Paper
On a class of polynomials related to Barker sequences Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society	2013-09-02	Paper
Extremal Mahler measures and $L_s$ norms of polynomials related to Barker sequences Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society	2013-07-05	Paper
Sign Changes of the Liouville Function on Quadratics Canadian Mathematical Bulletin	2013-05-28	Paper
AN EXTENSION TO THE BRUN-TITCHMARSH THEOREM The Quarterly Journal of Mathematics	2011-06-16	Paper
Completely multiplicative functions taking values in ${-1,1}$ Transactions of the American Mathematical Society	2011-01-06	Paper
On the Littlewood cyclotomic polynomials Journal of Number Theory	2008-12-05	Paper
On Linear Independence of a Certain Multivariate Infinite Product Canadian Mathematical Bulletin	2008-04-03	Paper
Mean values of Dirichlet polynomials and applications to linear equations with prime variables Acta Arithmetica	2007-01-05	Paper
An old conjecture of Erdos–Turán on additive bases Mathematics of Computation	2005-12-12	Paper
ON SUMS OF THREE SQUARES International Journal of Number Theory	2005-10-17	Paper
The reflection character of $D_n(q)$ Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society	2005-04-29	Paper
Quadratic equations with five prime unknowns Journal of Number Theory	2004-08-16	Paper

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