Exceptional-prime consequences of Chen orbit divisibility #
Chen's component-divisibility theorem, formalized here through Martin's later elementary proof, upgrades the giant-orbit half of Theorem 1 to strong approximation at every sufficiently large prime. This file records the resulting finite exceptional-prime set and derives the subpower exceptional-prime bound of Theorem 2.
If strong approximation holds at every prime beyond p0, then at most p0 primes are
exceptional below any cutoff.
Eventual strong approximation implies the subpower exceptional-prime estimate of
TheoremTwoStatement.
The giant-orbit half of Theorem 1 and Chen orbit divisibility, via Martin's proof, imply eventual punctured finite-field transitivity.
Theorem 1 and Chen orbit divisibility, through Martin's proof, imply eventual strong approximation after applying natural Markoff connectivity.
The general-interface form of eventual BGS Conjecture 1.
Theorem 1 and Chen's orbit-divisibility theorem, via Martin's proof, imply
strong approximation at every sufficiently large prime. The parameter-free endpoint is
BGS.Markoff.eventually_strongApproximationAt.
Theorem 1 together with Chen's orbit-divisibility theorem, via Martin's elementary proof, implies Theorem 2.
The general-interface form of BGS Theorem 2.
The completed Theorem 1 assembly supplies the in-repository Corvaja--Zannier
estimate. The parameter-free endpoint is
BGS.Markoff.theoremTwoStatement.