OpenAI reports Erdős’s totient-fiber conjecture
- Mathematics
For every epsilon > 0, infinitely many positive integers n have more than n^(1-epsilon) preimages under Euler’s totient function.
For every epsilon > 0, infinitely many positive integers n have more than n^(1-epsilon) preimages under Euler’s totient function.
For every epsilon > 0, infinitely many positive integers n have more than n^(1-epsilon) preimages under Euler’s totient function.
For every epsilon > 0, infinitely many positive integers n have more than n^(1-epsilon) preimages under Euler’s totient function.
If correct, attains the optimal power exponent for the largest fibers of Euler’s totient function and resolves Erdős’s conjecture.
Can Euler’s totient function have more than n^(1-epsilon) preimages for infinitely many n, for every epsilon > 0?
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