Uniform bounds for lattice point counting and partial sums of zeta functions
The authors prove two main results which are uniform versions of classical results in analytic number theory. The first gives an asymptotic result for a complete lattice (a free \({\mathbb Z}\) module of rank \(d\) in \(d\) dimensional Euclidean space) inside the \(d\)-sphere of a given radius. The second result uses a method of Landau to obtain asymptotics for the partial sum \(\sum_{x < X} a(n)\) with power saving error terms, where \(\phi(s) = \sum_n a(n) n^{-s}\) is a well-behaved zeta function. Several implications of these results are also given.
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