1. **Understanding the function f(S)**:
- For a set S of integers, f(S) counts the number of integers k in the range 0≤k<2019 such that there exist s1,s2∈S with s1−s2=k.
- This means f(S) essentially counts the distinct differences s1−s2 modulo 2019.
2. Partitioning the positive integers:
- We need to partition the positive integers into m nonempty sets S1,S2,…,Sm and minimize the sum f(S1)+f(S2)+⋯+f(Sm).
3. **Lower bound of xm**:
- Consider the numbers 1,2,…,2019. If we partition these into m sets, each set Si will have ai elements.
- The function f(Si) will be at least ai because the differences s1−s2 for s1,s2∈Si will cover at least ai distinct values.
- Therefore, f(S1)+f(S2)+⋯+f(Sm)≥a1+a2+⋯+am=2019.
4. Achieving the lower bound:
- To achieve f(S1)+f(S2)+⋯+f(Sm)=2019, each set Si must cover exactly ai distinct differences.
- This can be achieved if each Si is an arithmetic sequence with a common difference that divides 2019.
5. **Possible values of ri**:
- The divisors of 2019 are 1, 3, 673, and 2019.
- If Si is an arithmetic sequence with common difference ri, then ri must be one of these divisors.
6. Covering system:
- We need to find sets Si such that the sum of their reciprocals equals 1: ∑ri1=1.
- Additionally, ∑⌈ri2019⌉=2019.
7. Possible partitions:
- ri=1: This gives one set covering all integers.
- ri=3: We need three sets, each covering every third integer.
- ri=673: We need 673 sets, each covering every 673rd integer.
- ri=2019: We need 2019 sets, each covering every 2019th integer.
8. Counting the number of solutions:
- The solutions are of the form 2019−672n (for n≤3), 2019−2n (for n≤673), and 1.
- This gives 676 solutions.
The final answer is 100M+N=100×2019+676=201900+676=202576.