Lattice points in rotated convex domains (Q748329)

Let \(B \in \mathbb R^n\) be a compact convex domain with a smooth boundary and containing the origin in the interior. Consider the standard lattice \(\mathbb Z^n\). It is known that the number of lattice points in the dilated domain \(tB\) equals approximately to the volume of the dilated domain, while the reminder is not greater than \(Ct^{n-1}\) asymptotically. In this paper the author proves that for almost every rotation the reminder is of order \(Ct^{n-2+2/(n+1)+\zeta_n}\) with a positive \(\zeta_n\). In the case of the plane (\(n=2\)) this estimate is further extended to general compact convex domains.