Another application of Linnik dispersion method
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Abstract: Let and be two sequences of real numbers supported on and with and . We show that there exists a such that the multiplicative convolution of and has exponent of distribution (in a weak sense) as long as , the sequence is Siegel-Walfisz and both sequences and are bounded above by divisor functions. Our result is thus a general dispersion estimate for "narrow" type-II sums. The proof relies crucially on Linnik's dispersion method and recent bounds for trilinear forms in Kloosterman fractions due to Bettin-Chandee. We highlight an application related to the Titchmarsh divisor problem.
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