Gillies' conjecture is a hypothesis in the field of number theory that relates to the distribution of powers of prime numbers. Specifically, it suggests that if you take any finite set of integers and consider their product, the resulting product is often composite. The conjecture posits that a certain rational expression, derived from the powers of prime numbers that comprise the integers in the set, will eventually yield a non-zero value under specific conditions.
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