“…+ε , Hoffman and Yu [5] showed that θ(k) grows exponentially, whereas, Theorem 1.3 implicates that θ(k) = k 2 2 + O(k) with polynomial growth. Finally, we consider the problem of representing a large odd integer n in the form…”
Section: +εmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Obviously, one hasm (α)S 2 k (α) dα ≪ N −θ 4 (k)+ε . (6.2)It suffices to prove thatM(2K)\M(K) S 8 3 (α)S 2 k (α) dα ≪ Nwith N By Lemma 4.2 and Lemma 5.2 in[5], one hasM(2K)\M(K) −θ 4 (k)+ε , since 3 2k > θ 4 (k)for all k 4. This establishes (6.2).…”
In this paper, we investigate exceptional sets in the Waring-Goldbach problem for unlike powers. For example, estimates are obtained for sufficiently large integers below a parameter subject to the necessary local conditions that do not have a representation as the sum of a square of prime, a cube of prime and a sixth power of prime and a k-th power of prime. These results improve the recent result due to Brüdern in the order of magnitude. Furthermore, the method can be also applied to the similar estimates for the exceptional sets for Waring-Goldbach problem for unlike powers.
“…+ε , Hoffman and Yu [5] showed that θ(k) grows exponentially, whereas, Theorem 1.3 implicates that θ(k) = k 2 2 + O(k) with polynomial growth. Finally, we consider the problem of representing a large odd integer n in the form…”
Section: +εmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Obviously, one hasm (α)S 2 k (α) dα ≪ N −θ 4 (k)+ε . (6.2)It suffices to prove thatM(2K)\M(K) S 8 3 (α)S 2 k (α) dα ≪ Nwith N By Lemma 4.2 and Lemma 5.2 in[5], one hasM(2K)\M(K) −θ 4 (k)+ε , since 3 2k > θ 4 (k)for all k 4. This establishes (6.2).…”
In this paper, we investigate exceptional sets in the Waring-Goldbach problem for unlike powers. For example, estimates are obtained for sufficiently large integers below a parameter subject to the necessary local conditions that do not have a representation as the sum of a square of prime, a cube of prime and a sixth power of prime and a k-th power of prime. These results improve the recent result due to Brüdern in the order of magnitude. Furthermore, the method can be also applied to the similar estimates for the exceptional sets for Waring-Goldbach problem for unlike powers.
“…Tis result has been improved by Bauer [2], Bauer [3], and Zhao [4], and the latest result is O(N 1− (1/16)+ϵ ). For general k ⩾ 5, the best result was given by Hofman and Yu [5] which is O(N 1− (47/420•2 s )+ϵ ) where s � [k + 1/2].…”
Let
k
⩾
1
be an integer. In this study, we derive an asymptotic formula for the average number of representations of integers
n
=
p
1
k
+
p
2
3
+
p
3
3
+
p
4
3
+
p
5
3
in short intervals, where
p
1
,
p
2
,
p
3
,
p
4
,
p
5
are prime numbers.
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