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Pointwise equidistribution with an error rate and with respect to unbounded functions

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arxiv 1505.06717 v2 pith:RCIVHT4N submitted 2015-05-25 math.DS

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Consider $G=\SL_{ d }(\mathbb R)$ and $ \Gamma=\SL_{ d }(\mathbb Z)$. It was recently shown by the second-named author \cite{s} that for some diagonal subgroups $\{g_t\}\subset G$ and unipotent subgroups $U\subset G$, $g_t$-trajectories of almost all points on all $U$-orbits on $G/\Gamma$ are equidistributed with respect to continuous compactly supported functions $\varphi$ on $G/\Gamma$. In this paper we strengthen this result in two directions: by exhibiting an error rate of equidistribution when $\varphi$ is smooth and compactly supported, and by proving equidistribution with respect to certain unbounded functions, namely Siegel transforms of Riemann integrable functions on $\R^d$. For the first part we use a method based on effective double equidistribution of $g_t$-translates of $U$-orbits, which generalizes the main result of \cite{km12}. The second part is based on Schmidt's results on counting of lattice points. Number-theoretic consequences involving spiraling of lattice approximations, extending recent work of Athreya, Ghosh and Tseng \cite{agt1}, are derived using the equidistribution result.

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