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Sergei Vladimirovich Konyagin (Russian: Серге́й Владимирович Конягин; born 25
April 1957) is a
Russian mathematician. He is a
professor of mathematics...
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arbitrarily large. This was
proved to be
correct in 2014 by Ford–Green–
Konyagin–Tao and, independently,
James Maynard. The
result was
further improved...
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their result were
later given by Bourgain,
Alexey Glibichuk, and
Sergei Konyagin. Tao and Ben
Green proved the
existence of
arbitrarily long arithmetic...
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equivalent problem for
divergence everywhere is open.
Sergei Konyagin managed to
construct an
integrable function such that for
every t one has...
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plane containing exactly two of the points.
Kevin Ford, Ben Green,
Sergei Konyagin,
James Maynard and
Terence Tao,
initially in two
separate research groups...
- respectively. In
August 2014,
Maynard (independently of Ford, Green,
Konyagin and Tao)
resolved a
longstanding conjecture of Erdős on
large gaps between...
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totient function. In
August 2014,
Kevin Ford, in
collaboration with Green,
Konyagin and Tao,
resolved a
longstanding conjecture of Erdős on
large gaps between...
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Alexander Volberg and Jean-Christophe
YoccozF 1989 no
prize 1990
Sergei Konyagin 1991
Curtis T.
McMullenF 1992
Mitsuhiro Shishikura 1993
Sergei Treil 1994...
- are of the form 1/3 + c, and
represent refinements of the
arguments of
Konyagin and Shkredov.
Proof techniques involving only the Szemerédi–Trotter theorem...
- 2011.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: DOI
inactive as of
March 2025 (link)
Konyagin, Sergei; Acquaah,
Peter (2012). "On
Prime Factors of Odd
Perfect Numbers"...
