Triple correlation sums of coefficients of cusp forms (Q2212648)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7276972
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    Triple correlation sums of coefficients of cusp forms
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7276972

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      Triple correlation sums of coefficients of cusp forms (English)
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      24 November 2020
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      This article covers the following topics: modular forms, convolution sums, multiple Dirichlet series, cusp forms, Fourier coefficients of not only the Eisenstein series, but also cusp forms, the Riemann zeta function, the Poincaré series, Maass eigenforms, divisor function, and spectral theory. These subjects have a very important place in analytical number theory. The authors give nontrivial asymptotic estimates for shifted sums of the form $\sum a(h)b(m)c(2m-h)$, where $a(n), b(n), c(n)$ are non-normalized Fourier coefficients of holomorphic cusp forms. These results are unconditional. The authors show that how to strengthen them under the Riemann Hypothesis. They give an application. That is, they also show that there are infinitely many three term arithmetic progressions $n-h, n, n+h$ such that $a(n-h)a(n)a(n+h)\neq 0$. The authors provide interesting results such as many formulas and relations covering the above mentioned topics. These new results of the authors are qualified to contribute to these related fields.
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      multiple Dirichlet series
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      cusp forms
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      Fourier coefficients
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      Riemann zeta function
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      Poincaré series
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      Maass eigenforms
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      divisor function
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      spectral theory
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