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Integer points close to curves and the circle and divisor problems
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Martin Huxley
University of Wales, Cardiff
Using the large sieve in the Bombieri-Iwaniec-Mozzochi treatment of exponential sums leads to complicated spacing problems. They can be expressed in terms of counting the integer points close to certain resonance curves. Swinnerton-Dyer's `elementary' method gives non-trivial bounds over wide parameter ranges, and they lead to improvements in classical plane lattice point problems.
Date received: March 21, 2000
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