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Let R s ( n ) denote the number of representations of the positive number n as the sum of two squares and s biquadrates. When s = 3 or 4, it is established that the anticipated asymptotic formula for R s ( n ) holds for all n X with at most O ( X ( 9 - 2 s ) / 8 + ε ) exceptions.

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For an aggregation function A we know that it is bounded by A * and A * which are its super-additive and sub-additive transformations, respectively. Also, it is known that if A * is directionally convex, then A = A * and A * is linear; similarly, if A * is directionally concave, then A = A * and A * is linear. We generalize these results replacing the directional convexity and concavity conditions by the weaker assumptions of overrunning a super-additive function and underrunning a sub-additive function, respectively. ...

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Liang Li-zhi, Wang Xue-ping (2025)

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In this article, we deeply reveal the relationship between functions θ and ϑ in an overlap function additively generated by an additive generator pair ( θ , ϑ ), which is used to characterize the conditions for an overlap function additively generated by the pair being a triangular norm by terms of functions θ and ϑ . We also establish the conditions that an overlap function additively generated by the additive generator pair can be obtained by a distortion of a triangular norm and a (pseudo)...

More remarks on the intersection ideal 𝒩

Tomasz Weiss (2018)

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We prove in ZFC that every 𝒩 additive set is 𝒩 additive, thus we solve Problem 20 from paper [Weiss T., A note on the intersection ideal 𝒩 , Comment. Math. Univ. Carolin. 54 (2013), no. 3, 437-445] in the negative.

On Meager Additive and Null Additive Sets in the Cantor Space 2 ω and in ℝ

Tomasz Weiss (2009)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

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Let T be the standard Cantor-Lebesgue function that maps the Cantor space 2 ω onto the unit interval ⟨0,1⟩. We prove within ZFC that for every X 2 ω , X is meager additive in 2 ω iff T(X) is meager additive in ⟨0,1⟩. As a consequence, we deduce that the cartesian product of meager additive sets in ℝ remains meager additive in ℝ × ℝ. In this note, we also study the relationship between null additive sets in 2 ω and ℝ.

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