This analysis proves prime solutions to a system of Diophantine inequalities involving real numbers.
Let k ≥ 7 be fixed, and v = (55k + 556)/(26k + 672),1 < d < c < v, 1 < μ < ν < k1−d/c and μ ≤ N2/N1d/c ≤ v. Suppose that N′1, N′2 > 0 are real numbers, and that N1, N2 are real numbers satisfying N1 > N′1 and N2 > N′2. Then we prove the system of two Diophantine inequalities |p1c + … + pkc − N1 | < N1−(1/c)(v−c) log195 N1, |p1d + … + pkd − N2 | < N2−(1/d)(v−d)log195 N2 has prime solutions p1,…,pk.
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Dong et al. (2026) studied this question.
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