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Power Moments Of Hecke Eigenvalues For Congruence Group

Posted on:2020-08-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:P SongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330575451362Subject:Basic mathematics
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Let N?1 be positive integer and Hl?N?be the set of normalized primitive holomorphic cusp forms of even integral weight l for the congruence group ?0?N?.For any f?HlN),we have the Fourier expansion ??? where ?f?n?are Hecke eigenvalues with ?f?1?=1.It is well-known that the arith-metical function ?f?n?is real multiplicative and verifies Deligne's inequality ??? for all n>1,where r?n?is the divisor function.In order to detect sign changes or cancellations among ?f?n?,it is natural to study the summatory function In 1927,Hecke[7]proved that ??? for all f?Hl?N? and x>1.Many mathematicians studied the upper bound of Sf?x'N? later.For example,see[3,4.6,7,10,14-18].The best result to date is ??? proved by Wu[19].In the opposite direction,Ivi??? and Hafner[6] also showed that there is a positive constant D such that??? In fact,it is conjectured that Sf?x;N?<<x1/4+?.In the absence a proof of conjecture,it is natural to consider the mean value of Sf?x;N?.For N=1,A.Walfisz[16] showed the mean square estimate ??? ,where ???.Cai[2]studied the third and fourth power mo-ments of Sf?x;1?.He proved that ???,where B3,B4 are computable constants.Later Ivic[9],Zhai[21]improved the two results by large value arguments.In this paper,we investigate the higher power moments of Hecke eigenvalue for the congruence group ?0?N? and determine the explicit dependence on the level.We first study the mean square estimates of Sf?x;N? and obtain the following theorem.Theorem 1.For any f?Hl?N?,?N T1-?,we have ??? where ?f=±1.For higher moments,we start with the large value of Sf?x;N??see Theorem 4? by Halasz-Montgomery inequality and the estimates of exponential sums.Then we divide the interval[T/2,T]into subintervals [T/2+j-1,T/2+j],?j=1,2,...?,and pick the maximal |Sf??j;N?| in j intervals of length V.Finally,we can get the higher power moments of Sf?x;N?by Theorem 4.More precisely,we have the following theorem.Theorem 2.Suppose A>2 is a fixed constant and 1?N<<T1-?.Then for any f?Hl?N?,we have???.Before stating the asymptotic results,we introduce some notations.Define ??? Suppose A0>3 is a real number.Define ???.Theorem 3.Let A0?8 be a real number such that ??? holds.Then for any integer 3<k<A0,and 1?N<<T1-?,we have the asymptotic formula ???Remark 1.1.For f?Hl?N?,the mean value of ?f?n?in arithmetic progres-sions also attracts the attention of mathematicians,see[1,5,12,13,20,25].Let a and r be two positive integers.It is well-known that {?f?n?|n?a mod r} determines a cusp form of higher level.More precisely,?e.g.,see[24,Lemma 3.1]???? is a cusp form on ?0?Nr2?.If g is also a Hecke eigenform on ?0?Nr2?,then we could get the higher power moments of Hecke eigenvalues in arithmetic progressions by Theorem 1,Theorem 2 and Theorem 3.
Keywords/Search Tags:Hecke eigenvalues, Holomorphic cusp forms, Arithmetic progres-sions
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