Cross representations of additive complements of r-th powers

Abstract

Let N be the set of natural numbers and Sr=\1r, 2r, 3r,·s\ the set of r-th powers, where r 2 is a natural number. Let Wr be an additive complement of Sr and fr(n)=\#\(w,mr)∈ W× Sr: n=w+mr\. Motivated by a 1993 conjecture of Cilleruelo, we show that Σn Nfr(n)-Nr N1-1r. Previously, the bound was only proved for r=2. In the case r=2, the lower bound above can be made more explicit as Σn Nf2(n)-N N1/2( N)δ for some absolute constant δ>0, which improves a factor upon a recent result of Ding, Sun, Wang and Xia.

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