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Number theory

for coprime a plus b equal to c, c is rarely much larger than the product of the distinct primes dividing abc.

In number theory, abc conjecture refers to for coprime a plus b equal to c, c is rarely much larger than the product of the distinct primes dividing abc. This meaning comes from Stewart (2001) in Duke Mathematical Journal.[1]

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References

Stewart, C. L., & Yu, K. (2001). On the abc conjecture, II. Duke Mathematical Journal, 108(1), 169-181. https://doi.org/10.1215/s0012-7094-01-10815-6

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