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Number theory

estimating counts in additive problems by integrating a generating function around the unit circle, split into major and minor arcs.

In number theory, Hardy-Littlewood circle method refers to estimating counts in additive problems by integrating a generating function around the unit circle, split into major and minor arcs. This meaning comes from Hardy (1918) in Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society.[1]

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References

Hardy, G. H., & Ramanujan, S. (1918). Asymptotic Formulaae in Combinatory Analysis. Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, s2-17(1), 75-115. https://doi.org/10.1112/plms/s2-17.1.75

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