A note on least primitive roots
Gustav Kjærbye Bagger
Abstract
The least primitive root g(p) modulo a prime p is conjectured by Grosswald to satisfy g(p)<p-2 for any p>409. We make progress towards the conjecture by proving g(p)<p-2 when p > 1.77 × 1054.
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