Number theoryDifficulty 6.6National olympiadProve it
Theorem 2 Let k be an integer ⩾3 and l be a positive integer. Let f(x)=akxk+ak−1xk−1+⋯+a1x+a0
where ai(i=0,1,2,⋯,k) are all integers. When p is a prime and (ak,ak−1,⋯,a˙1,p)=1, we have x=1∑pte2xiplt(x)⩽C1(k)pl(i−k1)
where C1(k)=⎩⎨⎧1,k2/k,k3/k,(k−1) when p⩾(k−1)k−22k; when (k−1)k−22k>p⩾(k−1)k−2k; when (k−1)k−2k>p>k; k3/k, when p⩽k;
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