We examine certain representations of integers by prime powers. Specifically, we show that given
two primes
and
,
every integer has a bounded number of representations of the form
, with
,
,
and
nonnegative integers. Furthermore, we show that apart from finitely many integers
and integers within a short list of infinite families, no positive integer allows more
than one representation of this form.
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