Large gaps between sums of two squares

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Abstract

Let S={s1<s2<s3<…}\mathcal S=\{s_1<s_2<s_3<\ldots\} be the sequence of all natural numbers which can be represented as a sum of two squares of integers. For X≥2X\ge2 we denote by g(X)g(X) the largest gap between consecutive elements of S\mathcal S that do not exceed XX. We prove that for X→+∞X \to +\infty the lower bound g(X)≥(390449−o(1))ln⁡Xg(X)\geq \left(\frac{390}{449}-o(1)\right)\ln X holds. This estimate is twice the recent estimate by R. Dietmann and C. Elsholtz.

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