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Growth conditions forcing unbounded
A sharpening of our old conjecture with Turán would state: If for all then . In fact, for what functions does…
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Sharper Schnirelmann density gain from adding a basis of order
The sequence B is called a basis of order , if every integer is the sum of or fewer -s. Let then I proved that … Thus every base is an essentia…
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Minimal counting function of complements to the squares
Let be an infinite sequence of integers, so that every integer is of the form . Denote by the number -s not exceeding . [...] I can not d…
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Growth of complementary sequences to the primes
Let be an infinite sequence of integers. Straus and I conjectured that there is a sequence of density , so that every integer is of the form…
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Density-zero complementary sequences for arbitrary sequences
Let be any infinite sequence of integers. Straus and I conjectured that there always exists a sequence of density , so that every suffi…
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Explicit sequence with but
Let be an infinite sequence of integers, and denote by the number of solutions of . Also I offer 100 dollars for an explicit cons…
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Unbounded representation counts for additive bases of order 2
Let be an infinite sequence of integers, and denote by the number of solutions of . Also Turán and I conjectured that if…
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Structure of the odd numbers not of the form
Perhaps the following rather silly conjecture could be added. Is it true that the set of odd integers not of the form is the not necessarily disjoint union of an infinite…
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Odd with never squarefree
Are there infinitely many odd integers for which , is never squarefree? In fact is there any such an integer?
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Every integer as a prime plus at most powers of 2
One could ask the following (probably unattackable) problem. Is it true that there is an so that every integer is the sum of a prime and or fewer powers of 2.
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Density of odd integers not of the form
Crocker [16] proved that there are infinitely many odd integers not of the form , but his proof only gives that the number of integers not of the fo…