On the number of fully weighted zero-sum subsequences
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Abstract: Let be a finite additive abelian group with exponent and be a sequence of elements in . For any element of and , let denote the number of subsequences of such that , where and . In this paper, we prove that , when , where is the smallest positive integer , such that every sequence over of length at least has nonempty subsequence such that , and . Moreover, we classify the sequences such that , where the exponent of is an odd number.
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