Effective short intervals containing primes

95 years ago Hoheisel proved the existence of primes in the sub-linear interval $$\left[x, x+x^{1-{1\over 33000}}\right] \qquad \hbox{for $x$ sufficiently large}.$$ This was improved by Heilbronn, proving existence of primes in the interval $$\left[x, x+x^{1-{1\over 250}}\right] \qquad \hbox{for $x$ sufficiently large}.$$ More recently Baker, Harman, Pintz proved existence of primes in the interval $$\left[x, x+ x^{1-{19\over 40}}\right] \qquad \hbox{for $x$ sufficiently large}.$$ In the present article I will, to the extent possible, make some of these statements effective. Specifically, among other things, I shall show that $$\forall n \geq 4, \qquad\forall x \geq \exp(\exp(33)), \qquad \hbox{there are primes in the interval} \left[x, x+ x^{1-{1\over n}}\right];$$ $$\forall n \geq 91, \qquad\forall x \geq [90^{90}]^{n/(n-90)} , \qquad \hbox{there are primes in the interval} \left[x, x+ x^{1-{1\over n}}\right].$$ Furthermore $$\forall n \geq 106, \qquad\forall x \geq 1, \qquad \hbox{there are primes in the interval} \left[x, x+ x^{1-{1\over n}}\right].$$ In particular this last observation makes both the Hoheisel and Heilbronn results fully explicit and effective. This (relatively) specific observation can be extended and generalized in various manners.