Counting the solutions of _1 x₁^k₁ + + _t x_t^k_t c n
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Abstract: Given a polynomial , for every and , we study the number of solutions of the congruence equation in such that for . We deduce formulas and an algorithm to study for any prime number and any integer. As consequences of our main results, we completely solve: the counting problem of for any prime and any subset of ; the counting problem of in the case for any and , and the case general for any and satisfying ; the counting problem of in the case for any and any , and in the case general for any and satisfying .
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