Gaussian Goldbach conjecture with angular restrictions

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Let nn be an even Gaussian integer, let N(n)N(n) denote its norm, and let arg(n)\arg(n) denote its argument. Gaussian Goldbach conjecture with angular restrictions. Every even Gaussian integer nn with N(n)>10N(n)>10 is the sum of two primes n=p1+p2n=p_1+p_2, with

arg(n)arg(pj)π/6\arg(n)-\arg(p_j)\leq \pi/6

for j=1,2j=1,2. This is a sector-restricted strengthening of the binary Goldbach conjecture in the Gaussian integers; the source presents it as a conjectural statement motivated by related work, with no resolution supplied here.

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Christina Giannitsi, Ben Krause, Michael Lacey, Hamed Mousavi and Yaghoub Rahimi, “Averages over the Gaussian Primes: Goldbach's Conjecture and Improving Estimates”, arXiv:2309.14249 (2024).

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