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Integer points on homogeneous varieties with two or more degrees [PDF]

, 2014
We give a revised version of Schmidt's treatment of forms in many variables, which allows us to prove a Hasse principle under more lenient conditions on the number of variables than what had previously been thought possible with these methods.
Brandes, Julia
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Quantitative Results on Diophantine Equations in Many Variables

, 2019
We consider a system of integer polynomials of the same degree with non-singular local zeros and in many variables. Generalising the work of Birch (1962) we find quantitative asymptotics (in terms of the maximum of the absolute value of the coefficients ...
van Ittersum, Jan-Willem M.
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Discovery and Selection of Hepatitis B Virus-Derived T Cell Epitopes for Global Immunotherapy Based on Viral Indispensability, Conservation, and HLA-Binding Strength. [PDF]

J Virol, 2020
de Beijer MTA, Jansen DTSL, Dou Y, van Esch WJE, Mok JY, Maas MJP, Brasser G, de Man RA, Woltman AM, Buschow SI.   +9 more
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Restriction estimates of ε -removal type for k-th powers and paraboloids. [PDF]

Math Ann, 2018
Henriot K, Hughes K.
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On Waring's Problem for Cubes and Smooth Weyl Sums

, 2001
J. Brüdern, T. Wooley
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Some Experiments on the Relative Digestibility of White and Wholemeal Breads. [PDF]

J Hyg (Lond), 1912
Newman LF, Robinson GW, Halnan ET, Neville HA.   +3 more
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On the Waring–Goldbach Problem for Fourth and Fifth Powers

, 2001
K. Kawada, T. Wooley
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Density of rational points on some quadric bundle threefolds. [PDF]

Math Ann
Bonolis D, Browning T, Huang Z.
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Two results on Goldbach–Linnik problems for cubes of primes

Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics, 2022
In this paper, it is proved that every pair of sufficiently large even integers can be represented in the form of a pair of equations of eight prime cubes and 609 powers of 2, and each sufficiently large even integer is the sum of eight cubes of primes ...
Yuhui Liu
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