Note on sums of seven cubes of smooth numbers

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Authors Koichi Kawada

Publication date 7 September 2012

Published in Commentarii Mathematici Universitatis Sancti Pauli (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

smooth numberssums of cubessums of distinct elementsWaring's problem

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Waring's problem and variants (11P05) Applications of the Hardy-Littlewood method (11P55)

Review text

The aim of the paper is to prove that every sufficiently large number \(n\) is a sum of seven cubes such that the cube of the largest prime factor of the product of these, is bounded from above by \(n^s\) where \(s \cdot exp(1)^{1/2}\) is bounded below by an explicit numerical constant \(s_0.\) One has \(s_0 = 0.835239 \ldots,\) improving on an analogue result of the author. Indeed \(s_0\) lies in \(\mathbb{Q}[d]\) where \(d=\sqrt{2833},\) and exactly we have NEWLINE\[NEWLINE 85977 \cdot s_0 = (-2784931 + 53672 \cdot d). NEWLINE\]

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