Localized quantitative criteria for equidistribution

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Abstract: Let (xn)n=1infty be a sequence on the torus mathbbT (normalized to length 1). We show that if there exists a sequence of positive real numbers (tn)n=1infty converging to 0 such that lim_{N ightarrow infty}{ frac{1}{N^2} sum_{m,n = 1}^{N}{ frac{1}{sqrt{t_N}} exp{left(- frac{1}{t_N} (x_m - x_n)^2 ight)}} } = sqrt{pi}, then (xn)n=1infty is uniformly distributed. This is especially interesting when tN is close to N−2 since the size of the sum is then mostly determined by local gaps at scale simN−1. A similar argument can then be used to show equidistribution of sequences with Poissonian pair correlation, which recovers a recent result of Aistleitner, Lachmann & Pausinger and Grepstad & Larcher. The general form of the result is proven on arbitrary compact manifolds (M,g) where the role of the exponential function is played by the heat kernel etDelta: for all x1,dots,xNinM and all t>0 frac{1}{N^2} sum_{m,n=1}^N {[e^{tDelta}delta_{x_m}](x_n)} geq frac{1}{vol(M)} and equality is attained as Nightarrowinfty if and only if (xn)n=1infty equidistributes.












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