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DESCRIPTION:Primes with missing digits.\n\nMany famous open questions about
  primes can be interpreted as questions about the digits of primes in a gi
 ven base. We will talk about recent work showing there are infinitely many
  primes with no 7 in their decimal expansion. (And similarly with 7 replac
 ed by any other digit.) This shows the existence of primes in a 'thin' set
  of numbers (sets which contain at most X^{1-c} elements less than X) whic
 h is typically very difficult.\n	\n	The proof relies on a fun mixture of too
 ls including Fourier analysis\, Markov chains\, Diophantine approximation\
 , combinatorial geometry as well as tools from analytic number theory.\n
DTSTART:20171208T210000Z
DTEND:20171208T220000Z
LOCATION:Room PK-5115 \, CA\, Pavillon President-Kennedy
SUMMARY:James Maynard\, University of Oxford
URL:/mathstat/channels/event/james-maynard-university-
 oxford-283166
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