Solve Calculus Problem: Answers to d, e, f in Math Paper

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Please Solve this, I am unable.

This problem requires you to read the following scientific article:

http://math.colgate.edu/~integers/u76/u76.pdf

These answers should be related to this paper.

Questions are attached in the image; please answer mainly d, e and f

Those are the main problems I need to solve; please solve them.

Typeset list of six numbered questions (a) to (f) on quadratic residues, elite primes, a product of Fermat numbers equal to 2^(2^(2t+1)) minus 1, the Brun-Titchmarsh inequality, pi(x; 2^t, 1) much less than x over 2^t, and the upper bound of E(x) for numbers of the form 3^(2^n) plus 1.
 
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sfvdsc said:
Please Solve this, I am unable.

This problem requires you to read the following scientific article:

http://math.colgate.edu/~integers/u76/u76.pdf

These answers should be related to this paper.

Questions are attached in the image; please answer mainly d, e and f

Those are the main problems I need to solve; please solve them.

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What have you done so far?
 
sfvdsc said:
Please Solve this, I am unable.

This problem requires you to read the following scientific article:

http://math.colgate.edu/~integers/u76/u76.pdf

These answers should be related to this paper.

Questions are attached in the image; please answer mainly d, e and f

Those are the main problems I need to solve; please solve them.

View attachment 11487
I didn't read the paper but three of these could be answered by a simple web search...

-Dan
 
I don't see any problem here that has anything to do with Calculus!

(d) asks about the "Brun-Titchmarsh inequality". Do you know what that is? Whoever gave you this problem clearly expects you to know! If you don't know google "Brun-Titchmarsh inequality".

(e) asks about "[math]\pi(x; 2^{t}, 1)[/math]". Do you know what THAT means?