Small gaps between the Piatetski-Shapiro primes
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Abstract: Suppose that . For any , there exist infinitely many such that {[n^c], [(n+1)^c], ldots, [(n+k_0)^c]} contains at least primes, if is sufficiently large (only depending on ).
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