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Biases in the distribution of primes in short intervals
Assuming a suitably uniform Hardy--Littlewood prime tuples hypothesis, we obtain a second-order asymptotic for the proportion of short intervals containing a prescribed number of primes, when the interval length is comparable to the average prime spacing. The leading term is Poisson, but the arithme
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