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On the sum of two squares and two powers of k

Roger Clement Crocker (2008)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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It can be shown that the positive integers representable as the sum of two squares and one power of k (k any fixed integer ≥ 2) have positive density, from which it follows that those integers representable as the sum of two squares and (at most) two powers of k also have positive density. The purpose of this paper is to show that there is an infinity of positive integers not representable as the sum of two squares and two (or fewer) powers of k, k again any fixed integer ≥ 2. ...

Sums of Squares Coprime in Pairs

Jörg Brüdern (2014)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

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Asymptotic formulae are provided for the number of representations of a natural number as the sum of four and of three squares that are pairwise coprime.

Some new transformations for Bailey pairs and WP-Bailey pairs

James Mc Laughlin (2010)

Open Mathematics

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We derive several new transformations relating WP-Bailey pairs. We also consider the corresponding transformations relating standard Bailey pairs, and as a consequence, derive some quite general expansions for products of theta functions which can also be expressed as certain types of Lambert series.

On Sums of Four Coprime Squares

A. Schinzel (2013)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

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It is proved that all sufficiently large integers satisfying the necessary congruence conditions mod 24 are sums of four squares prime in pairs.

Waring's problem for fields

William Ellison (2013)

Acta Arithmetica

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If K is a field, denote by P(K,k) the a ∈ K which are sums of kth powers of elements of K, by P⁺(K,k) the set of a ∈ K which are sums of kth powers of totally positive elements of K. We give some simple conditions for which there exist integers w(K,k) and g(K,k) such that: a ∈ P(K,k) implies that a is the sum of at most w(K,k) kth powers; a ∈ P⁺(K,k) implies that a is the sum of at most g(K,k) totally positive kth powers. We apply the results to characterise functions that are sums of...