Diophantine approximation with primes in an arithmetic progression
D. Mazumder, J. Sivaraman
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Let , , and . For any real , let denote the distance from to the nearest integer. In the first part of this paper, we show that given two coprime integers , there are infinitely many primes such that In order to prove this result we first prove the following general theorem and then deduce the above as a corollary. Before stating the result, let us define a function on on such that is and . Then, for every we have where . This generalises a well known result of Vaughan from 1977 proving a similar bound for the sum In the second part of this paper, we explicitly construct an uncountable set $S \subset \R\setminus \Q$ such that for every there are infinitely many primes satisfying . Further we prove unconditionally that not all the elements of are Liouville numbers. This addresses a question of Erd{ö}s and Mahler from 1939.
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