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An additive application of the resonance method

Athanasios Sourmelidis

The resonance method applied additively to trigonometric polynomials with positive Fourier coefficients improves Omega results and yields sharper bounds for the divisor and circle problems.

arxiv:2411.14221 v2 · 2024-11-21 · math.NT

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We improve upon an Omega result due to Soundararajan with respect to general trigonometric polynomials having positive Fourier coefficients... this leads to better extreme results in lattice point problems such as Dirichlet's divisor problem and Gauss' circle problem.

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The resonance method can be transferred from its prior multiplicative settings to the additive setting of trigonometric polynomials with positive coefficients while preserving the claimed quantitative improvement over Dirichlet approximation.

C3one line summary

Resonance method applied to positive-coefficient trigonometric polynomials improves Omega bounds and strengthens results in Dirichlet's divisor and Gauss' circle problems.

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arxiv: 2411.14221 · arxiv_version: 2411.14221v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2411.14221 · pith_short_12: MDKI5BBZKUVI · pith_short_16: MDKI5BBZKUVI2OCL · pith_short_8: MDKI5BBZ
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