Representation of an integer as the sum of a prime in arithmetic progression and a square-free integer
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Abstract: Uniformly for small and , we obtain an estimate for the weighted number of ways a sufficiently large integer can be represented as the sum of a prime congruent to modulo and a square-free integer. Our method is based on the notion of local model developed by Ramar'e and may be viewed as an abstract circle method.
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