Note on integer powers in sumsets
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- On two additive problems
- Representing powers of 2 by a sum of four integers
- Structure theorem for multiple addition and the Frobenius problem
- Subset sums
- Sumsets containing long arithmetic progressions and powers of 2
- Sumsets containing powers of an integer
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(21)- On sums which are powers
- On the cardinality of general h-fold sumsets
- Sumsets containing powers of an integer
- Sets whose sumset avoids a thin sequence
- An additive problem about powers of fixed integers
- Sums of powered characteristic roots count distance-independent circular sets
- Representing integers as linear combinations of powers
- On representation of r-th powers by subset sums
- Sumsets and difference sets containing a common term of a sequence
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 426337 (Why is no real title available?)
- On a sumset problem for integers
- Note on powers of 2 in sumsets
- Representing integers as linear combinations of power products
- Sum and difference sets containing integer powers.
- On the largest integer that is not a sum of distinct positive \(n\)th powers
- Powers of 2 with five distinct summands
- On the restricted sumsets containing powers of an integer
- Congruences for sums of powers of an integer
- Sumsets containing a term of a sequence
- Optimal result on restricted sumsets containing powers of two
- An optimal lower bound for the size of the restricted sumsets containing powers
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