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The following pages link to An upper bound for the g.c.d. of \(a^n-1\) and \(b^n -1\) (Q1566412):
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- A cyclotomic generalization of the sequence \(\gcd(a^n-1, b^n-1)\) (Q259491) (← links)
- On the distinctness of primitive sequences over \({\mathbb Z}/(p^{e}q)\) modulo 2 (Q276558) (← links)
- On some extensions of the Ailon-Rudnick theorem (Q328599) (← links)
- Quantitative versions of the subspace theorem and applications (Q449689) (← links)
- Diophantine inequalities involving several power sums (Q704813) (← links)
- Common factors of shifted Fibonacci numbers (Q705710) (← links)
- Common factors and torsion in positive characteristic (Q719155) (← links)
- On the distribution of the residues of small multiplicative subgroups of \(\mathbb F_p\) (Q731356) (← links)
- Primitive divisors, dynamical Zsigmondy sets, and Vojta's conjecture (Q740846) (← links)
- On the length of the continued fraction for values of quotients of power sums (Q819875) (← links)
- A lower bound for periods of matrices (Q850946) (← links)
- Small exponent point groups on elliptic curves (Q873842) (← links)
- Injectivity of compressing maps on the set of primitive sequences modulo square-free odd integers (Q892496) (← links)
- Carmichael numbers in number rings (Q958663) (← links)
- A quantitative primitive divisor result for points on elliptic curves (Q988067) (← links)
- On the greatest common divisor of two Cullen numbers (Q1429151) (← links)
- The moments of the logarithm of a G.C.D. related to Lucas sequences (Q1651984) (← links)
- A variant of a theorem by Ailon-Rudnick for elliptic curves (Q1708447) (← links)
- Greatest common divisors and Vojta's conjecture for blowups of algebraic tori (Q1725695) (← links)
- Finite index theorems for iterated Galois groups of cubic polynomials (Q1741813) (← links)
- Lang-Vojta conjecture over function fields for surfaces dominating \(\mathbb{G}_m^2\) (Q2147388) (← links)
- Greatest common divisors of analytic functions and Nevanlinna theory on algebraic tori (Q2209450) (← links)
- Further results on the distinctness of modulo 2 reductions of primitive sequences over \(\mathbb{Z}/(2^{32}-1)\) (Q2256108) (← links)
- Generalized greatest common divisors for orbits under rational functions (Q2287883) (← links)
- Diophantine equations with linear recurrences. An overview of some recent progress (Q2388633) (← links)
- Greatest common divisors of iterates of polynomials (Q2399262) (← links)
- On the distinctness of modular reductions of primitive sequences over \(\mathbb Z/(2^{32}-1)\) (Q2439737) (← links)
- Generalized greatest common divisors, divisibility sequences, and Vojta's conjecture for blowups (Q2573770) (← links)
- On the greatest common divisor of \(u-1\) and \(v-1\) with \(u\) and \(v\) near \(\mathcal S\)-units (Q2581030) (← links)
- Synchronization points and associated dynamical invariants (Q2847202) (← links)
- ELEMENTS OF LARGE ORDER IN PRIME FINITE FIELDS (Q2847608) (← links)
- Strong pseudoprimes to twelve prime bases (Q2953216) (← links)
- Divisor divisibility sequences on tori (Q2985896) (← links)
- Carmichael numbers in the sequence $(2^n k+1)_{n\geq 1}$ (Q3450041) (← links)
- Applications of the Subspace Theorem to Certain Diophantine Problems (Q3530431) (← links)
- Asymptotic gcd and divisible sequences for entire functions (Q4633619) (← links)
- ON NUMBERS WITH POLYNOMIAL IMAGE COPRIME WITH THE TH TERM OF A LINEAR RECURRENCE (Q4645762) (← links)
- On the greatest prime factor of (𝑎𝑏+1)(𝑎𝑐+1) (Q4794568) (← links)
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- On the Skolem problem and some related questions for parametric families of linear recurrence sequences (Q5080876) (← links)
- Greatest common divisors with moving targets and consequences for linear recurrence sequences (Q5130415) (← links)
- Sierpiński and Carmichael numbers (Q5496587) (← links)
- On the Multiplicative Group Generated by Two Primes in Z∕Q Z (Q5886436) (← links)
- On the greatest common divisor of <i>n</i> and the <i>n</i>th Fibonacci number, II (Q6041332) (← links)
- Diophantine approximations. Abstracts from the workshop held April 17--23, 2022 (Q6170530) (← links)
