The largest prime factor of an irreducible cubic polynomial
Authors: Ivan ErmoshinPublished: Feb 3, 2026
Abstract
Heath-Brown proved that for a positive proportion of integers $n$, $n^3+2$ has a prime factor larger than $n^{1+c}$ with $c=10^{-303}$. We generalize this result to arbitrary monic irreducible cubic polynomial of $\mathbb{Z}[x]$ with $c$ replaced by an exponent $c_p$ dependent on the polynomial.
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