Schinzel's Hypothesis
If 
, ..., 
are irreducible Polynomials with IntegerCoefficients such that no Integer 
divides , ..., for allIntegers 
, then there should exist infinitely many such that , ..., aresimultaneously Prime.
References
Schinzel, A. and Sierpinski, W. ``Sur certaines hypothèses concernant les nombres premiers. Remarque.'' Acta Arithm. 4, 185-208, 1958.
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