Positive lower density of large prime gaps
For every fixed C > 0, we prove that a positive proportion of consecutive prime gaps exceed $C\log p$, where p is the smaller prime. The proportion is bounded below for every sufficiently large initial segment of the prime sequence, with a constant depending on C . It follows that the indices at which $p_n/n$ increases have positive lower asymptotic density, answering a question of Erdős and Prachar.
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