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Main Authors: Dalton, Jack, Jones, Nic
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.11359
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author Dalton, Jack
Jones, Nic
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Jones, Nic
contents In a research seminar in $2006$, M. Filaseta, O. Trifonov, and G. Yu showed for each integer $n\geq3$ there is no distinct covering with all moduli in the interval $[n, 6n]$. In $2022$, this interval was subsequently improved to $[n, 8n]$ by the first author and O. Trifonov. The first author then improved this bound to $[n, 9n]$ in $2023$. Building off their method, we show that for each integer $n\geq 3$, there does not exist a distinct covering system with all moduli in the interval $[n, 10n]$.
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spellingShingle On the intervals for the non-existence of covering systems with distinct moduli
Dalton, Jack
Jones, Nic
Number Theory
In a research seminar in $2006$, M. Filaseta, O. Trifonov, and G. Yu showed for each integer $n\geq3$ there is no distinct covering with all moduli in the interval $[n, 6n]$. In $2022$, this interval was subsequently improved to $[n, 8n]$ by the first author and O. Trifonov. The first author then improved this bound to $[n, 9n]$ in $2023$. Building off their method, we show that for each integer $n\geq 3$, there does not exist a distinct covering system with all moduli in the interval $[n, 10n]$.
title On the intervals for the non-existence of covering systems with distinct moduli
topic Number Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.11359