
This preprint studies a constrained variant of the ternary Goldbach problem in which the shifted pair summ=p1+p2+σm = p_1 + p_2 + \sigmam=p1+p2+σ, with fixed σ∈{±1}\sigma \in \{\pm 1\}σ∈{±1}, is required to satisfy an additional multiplicative condition, whilen=p1+p2+p3n = p_1 + p_2 + p_3n=p1+p2+p3 remains a classical ternary prime representation. The paper establishes three results of increasing strength: an unconditional result in which the pair sum is an almost-prime, an asymptotic formula under the Bombieri–Vinogradov theorem, and a conditional theorem in which the pair sum itself is prime, assuming either the Generalized Riemann Hypothesis together with a bilinear dispersion input, or an averaged Elliott–Halberstam–type hypothesis.
analytic number theory, ternary Goldbach problem, circle method, sieve methods, conditional results
analytic number theory, ternary Goldbach problem, circle method, sieve methods, conditional results
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