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Abstract Let and be the set of natural numbers and prime numbers, respectively. For a positive integer n, define the following two representation functions and An old result of Erdős showed that is unbounded. As an elementary application of the Maynard–Tao theorem, we prove that is also unbounded, which confirms a conjecture of Chen in 2010.
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