Fourier coefficients of holomorphic cusp form and Maass form are of great interest to many scholars.In this paper,we combine the classical analytic number theory method with automorphic L-function theory to study the distribution of the Fourier coefficients of the Holomorphic cusp form and the Maass form in the arithmetical sequence on the full modular group ?=SL2(Z).Let Hk denote the set of normalized primitive holomorphic cusp forms of even integral weight k.The Fourier expansion of f?Hk Hk at the cusp ? is(?)where the coefficients ?f(n)? R are eigenvalues of Tn.For all n? 1,Deligne's[8]bound is|?f(n)|?d(n)where d(n)is the divisor function.In 1990,Rankin[33]obtained the upper bound of the sum of normalized Fourier coefficients(?)In 2001,Ivic[18]considered the sum of normalized Fourier coefficients over squares,(?)where A are proper positive constants.Subsequently,Fomenko[9]improved Ivic's result(?)For any holomorphic cusp form of even integral k satisfying k?1/x3(logx)22/3,Sankaranarayanan showed that(?)Later for any ?>0,Lu[28]proved(?)In addition,Rankin[32]and Selberg[34]proved(?)In 2009,Lao and Sankaranarayanan[23]obtained the estimate(?)where j=2,3,4.Let Sr denote the set of normalized primitive Maass cusp forms of eigenvalue?=1/4+r2.Then the Fourier expansion of f? Sr is(?)where ?f(n)? R are eigenvalues of Tn and the K-Bessel function Ks(y)is defined aS(?)for y>0 and s? C.Up to now,the best estimate proved by Kim and Sarnak[22]iS|?f(n)|?n7/64d(n).In 1989,Hafner and Ivic[11]proved(?)In 2011,Lau and Lii[25]studied the distribution of ?f(n)over squares,(?)For 1 ?j?4,Jiang and Lii[16]proved that(?)where (?).The asymptotic formula of the sum of ?f2(nj)over arithmetic progressions has been firstly proved by Andrianov and Fomenko[2]for holomorphic cusp form.Later Akbarov[1]improved the error term further.Then,for f? Hk or f?Sr,Jiang and Lu[15]considered the sum of ?f2j(n)over arithmetic progressions for j= 2,3,4.In this paper,for j=2,3,4,as x??,we will discuss the sum of ?f2(nj)over arithmetic progressions,namely,(?)where g ? Z with 0 ?l<q and(q,l)=1.The main results are as follows.Theorem 1 Let f ?q is a prime and(q,l)=1.For any ?>0,if q?x0j,j=2,3,4,then we have(?)where Rj(x,q)=(?) Cj are constants,Fj(s,x0)=(?)(?)Theorem 2 Let f? Sr,q is a prime and(q,l)=1.For any ?>0,j=2,3,4,if q?x,then we have(?)where Rj(x,q)=(?)Dj are constants,Fj(s,x0)(?)... |