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The following pages link to Primitive Prime Divisors in the Critical Orbit of zd+c (Q3463664):

Displaying 25 items.

• Primitive divisors, dynamical Zsigmondy sets, and Vojta's conjecture (Q740846) (← links)
• On the orbit of a post-critically finite polynomial of the form \(x^d+c\) (Q782777) (← links)
• On primes \(p\) for which \(d\) divides \(\text{ord}_p(g)\) (Q873792) (← links)
• A property of primitive prime divisors of \(\Phi_ d (a)\) (Q1345828) (← links)
• Finite index theorems for iterated Galois groups of cubic polynomials (Q1741813) (← links)
• Primitive prime divisors in backward orbits (Q2112736) (← links)
• \(ABC\) implies a Zsigmondy principle for ramification (Q2406374) (← links)
• Stochastic canonical heights (Q2631697) (← links)
• \(ABC\) implies primitive prime divisors in arithmetic dynamics (Q2865914) (← links)
• Primitive prime divisors in zero orbits of polynomials (Q2898399) (← links)
• Prime divisors in polynomial orbits over function fields (Q2980193) (← links)
• Primitive Divisors on Twists of Fermat's Cubic (Q3091973) (← links)
• Primes in Ze^{(2\pi i/3)} (Q3598742) (← links)
• Average Zsigmondy sets, dynamical Galois groups, and the Kodaira-Spencer map (Q4567890) (← links)
• Squarefree doubly primitive divisors in dynamical sequences (Q4575315) (← links)
• (Q5053395) (← links)
• Multiplicative Dependence Among Iterated Values of Rational Functions Modulo Finitely Generated Groups (Q5068164) (← links)
• The 𝐴𝐵𝐶-Conjecture implies uniform bounds on dynamical Zsigmondy sets (Q5114743) (← links)
• Primitive prime divisors in the critical orbits of one-parameter families of rational polynomials (Q5157853) (← links)
• Riccati equations and polynomial dynamics over function fields (Q5217875) (← links)
• Current trends and open problems in arithmetic dynamics (Q5241203) (← links)
• Portraits of preperiodic points for rational maps (Q5360333) (← links)
• Diophantine approximation and primitive prime divisors in random iterations (Q6180237) (← links)
• Stability of certain higher degree polynomials (Q6186052) (← links)
• Arithmetic progressions in polynomial orbits (Q6591603) (← links)