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Statement
The conjecture states that every odd integer greater than is expressible as a sum of three primes (where two or more of the primes are possibly equal).
Relation with other conjectures and facts
Stronger conjectures
- Goldbach's conjecture: This states that every even integer greater than is a sum of two primes.
Weaker conjectures and facts
- Vinogradov's theorem: This states that every sufficiently large odd integer is a sum of three odd primes. Chaohua's strengthening of Vinogradov's theorem further allows us to pick the three primes to be roughly equal.
- Schnirelmann's theorem on Goldbach's conjecture: This states that every even integer greater than is a sum of at most primes.