Abstract

Coordinate distribution of Gaussian primes

Highlights

  • In [FrIw1], the current authors obtained the asymptotic in the setting where one of the squares was the square of a square and for the number of primes which could be written as the sum of a square plus a fourth power

  • This result had an additional interest in first successfully establishing the asymptotic formula for a thin set of prime values of a polynomial, that is, one having density ≪ x1−δ for some positive δ

  • Li [HL] have shown that, in the statement of [FrIw1], one can replace the fourth power of an integer by the fourth power of a prime and still establish for these the relevant asymptotic formula

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Summary

Interlude: an easier result

4k2+l2 x it seems only natural to ask what happens when we consider the visually similar sum.

The congruence sums
Estimation of the remainder
Sums over primes
Bilinear forms in the Gaussian Domain
The diagonal terms
In the off-diagonal area
10 Separation of variables
12 Small determinant
14 Preparation of the main terms
15 Small moduli
16 Large moduli
18 Derivation of MT
19 Derivation of APT
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