Lattice points close to families of surfaces, nonisotropic dilations and regularity of generalized Radon transforms

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Authors Krystal Taylor, Alex Iosevich

Publication date 10 May 2012

Published in The New York Journal of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/1103.1670, http://www.emis.de/journals/NYJM/j/2011/17-35.html

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zbMATH Keywords

lattice pointsharmonic analysisErdős problems

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Function spaces arising in harmonic analysis (42B35) Erd?s problems and related topics of discrete geometry (52C10) Lattice points in specified regions (11P21)

Abstract: We prove that if $phi:{BbbR}^{d}imes{BbbR}^{d}oBbbR$, $dge2$, is a homogeneous function, smooth away from the origin and having non-zero Monge-Ampere determinant away from the origin, then ${\displaystyle }$ R^{-d} # {(n,m) in {Bbb Z}^d imes {Bbb Z}^d: |n|, |m| leq CR; R leq phi(n,m) leq R+delta } lesssim max {R^{d-2+frac{2}{d+1}}, R^{d-1} delta }.${\displaystyle }$ This is a variable coefficient version of a result proved by Lettington in cite{L10}, extending a previous result by Andrews in cite{A63}, showing that if $Bsubset{BbbR}^d$, $dge2$, is a symmetric convex body with a sufficiently smooth boundary and non-vanishing Gaussian curvature, then ${\displaystyle }$ # {k in {mathbb Z}^d: dist(k, R partial B) leq delta } lesssim max {R^{d-2+frac{2}{d+1}}, R^{d-1} delta }. (*)${\displaystyle }$ Furthermore, we shall see that the same argument yields a non-isotropic analog of $(\ast )$, one for which the exponent on the right hand side is, in general, sharp, even in the infinitely smooth case. This sheds some light on the nature of the exponents and their connection with the conjecture due to Wolfgang Schmidt on the distribution of lattice points on dilates of smooth convex surfaces in ${BbbR}^d$.

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