Erdős's minimal-growth conjecture for regular asymptotic bases

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Let h2h\geqslant 2 and let ff be a function for which the notion of a Θ(f)\Theta(f)-regular asymptotic hh-basis is defined. Adapted Erdős 1956 conjecture. There are no Θ(f)\Theta(f)-regular asymptotic hh-basis with

f(x)=o(x1/hlog(x)1/h).f(x) = o\left(x^{1/h}\log(x)^{1/h}\right).

This is presented as a version of Erdős's conjecture concerning the possible growth of representation functions. The preceding discussion gives existence results at the scale Θ(x1/hlog(x)1/h)\Theta(x^{1/h}\log(x)^{1/h}), while the asserted lower-growth exclusion is left unproved.

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Primary source

Christian Táfula, “An elementary heuristic for Hardy-Littlewood extended Goldbach's conjecture”, arXiv:1508.05702 (2019).

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