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The Average Estimate Of The Divisor Function Of Integer Matrices

Posted on:2020-09-14Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X W YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330575951228Subject:Basic mathematics
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Using the classical method in analytic number theory,this paper investigates the mean value of the divisor function of integer matrices on square-free numbers,and establishes an asymptotic formula,which generalize the related result.Let Mk(Z)denote the ring of k × k matrices over Z.We denote the number of different representations of matrix C in the form C=A1A2,C,A1,A2?Mk(Z)by?(k)(C).Many mathematicians studied the mean value of ?(k)(C).G.Bhowmik and H.Menzer[2]studied the distribution of values of the function t(2)(n)=??(2)(C),and proved T2(x):=?t(2)(n)=xP2(log x)+?2(x)n?x where ?2(x)<<x31/43+?,P2(u)is the second-degree polynomial in u.Up to now the best estimate of ?2(x)has been obtained by G.Bhowmik and J.Wu[4]?2(x)dx=O(x3(log x)31/3),A.Ivic[11]gave bounds for second moment of error term ?2(x)?1x ?22(x)dx=O{x2(log x)31/3),Study of the distribution of function t(k)(n)for k?3 has some difficulties.N.Fugelo and I.Velichko[10]constructed the generating Dirichlet series for t(3)(n)and obtained the asymptotic formulaUsing Perron's formula,I.N.Velichko[30]studied the distribution of function t(4)(n),and obtained estimates of functions T4(x)and Tk*(x),i.e.and where ?' indicates that the summation runs over all square-free numbers,P2(u)is a polynomial in u of degree 2.1.M.Velichko[29]established the asymptotic formula for a summatory function of the number of representations of matrices from M2(Z)in the form C=A1A2A3:and estimated the error term of this asymptotic formula where ?2,3(x)=?t3(2)(n)-xP5(log x).In this paper,we study the distribution of ?t3(2)(n)on the square-free num-n?x bers.In detail,we have the following result.Theorem 1 As x??,the asymptotic equality holds,where the sum ?' indicates that the summation runs over square-free num-bers.Theorem 2 Let ?2,3*(x)=?n?x't3(2)(n)-xP2(lop x),where P2(logx)is the polynomial in Theorem 1,we have holds.
Keywords/Search Tags:asymptotic formula, square-free number, divisor function of integer matrix
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