Integers divisible by a shifted prime in a given interval
Rebecca Abi Abdallah, Valeriya Kovaleva, Jeremy Schlitt, Néo Tardy
Abstract
In this paper we study the behaviour of H*(x,y,z), the number of integers less than x possessing a divisor in the interval (y,z] of the form p-1, where p is a prime, for all values of y = y(x) and z= z(y). We observe multiple phase transitions at critical values of z in terms of x and y guided largely by the anatomy of n. Our results generalize a result of Ford from 2017, which corresponds to the case z = x.
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