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SUMMARY:Zachary Chase (Oxford)
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 /">A random analogue of Gilbreath's conjecture</a>\nby Zachary Chase (Oxfo
 rd) as part of Webinar in Additive Combinatorics\n\n\nAbstract\nGiven a se
 quence a1\, a2\, ... of integers\, one can form the sequence |a1-a2|\, |a2
 -a3|\, .... Gilbreath's conjecture is that if you start with the sequence 
 of the primes and iterate this consecutive differencing procedure\, then t
 he first term of every sequence (besides the initial one) is a 1. We prove
  the conclusion of Gilbreath's conjecture for a suitably random initial se
 quence instead of the primes.\n
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