Tight universal octagonal forms
A polynomial of the form \(a_1P_8(x_1) + a_2P_8(x_2) + \cdots + a_kP_8(x_k)\), where \(a_i \in {\mathbb Z}^+\) and \(P_8(x) = 3x^2-2x,\) is an octagonal form. It is said to be tight \({\mathcal T}(n)\)-universal if it represents over \({\mathbb Z}\) every positive integer greater than or equal to the positive integer \(n\) and does not represent any positive integer less than \(n\). The authors find all tight \({\mathcal T}(n)\)-universal octagonal forms for every \(n \geq 2.\) This completes the classification of tight universal octagonal forms since universal octagonal forms have already been completely determined.
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- Quaternary quadratic forms representing all integers.
- Regular positive ternary quadratic forms
- Spinor equivalence of quadratic forms
- Ternary universal sums of generalized pentagonal numbers
- Ternary universal sums of generalized polygonal numbers
- The triangular theorem of eight and representation by quadratic polynomials
- TIGHT UNIVERSAL SUMS OF m-GONAL NUMBERS
- TIGHT UNIVERSAL TRIANGULAR FORMS
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- Universal sums of generalized octagonal numbers
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