Erdős-Surányi sequences and trigonometric integrals
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Abstract: We study representations of integers as sums of the form , where is a prescribed sequence of integers. Such a sequence is called an ErdH{o}s-Sur'anyi sequence if every integer can be written in this form for some and choices of signs in infinitely many ways. We study the number of representations of a fixed integer, which can be written as a trigonometric integral, and obtain an asymptotic formula under a rather general scheme due to Roth and Szekeres. Our approach, which is based on Laplace's method for approximating integrals, can also be easily extended to find higher-order expansions. As a corollary, we settle a conjecture of Andrica and Ionac{s}cu on the number of solutions to the signum equation .
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