The second moment of Ramanujan sums

In this paper, we study $C(x, y)$, the second moment of Ramanujan sums. Assuming the Riemann Hypothesis(RH), we establish an asymptotic formula for $C(x, y)$ with improved error term. Our analysis applies uniformly to the case where $x$ and $y$ are arbitrary close, and in particular allows for a meaningful conparison with the work of \cite{TH} in case $y=2x^2$, while keeping the computational complexity low. The method relies on the use of smooth cutoff functions, which provide greater flexibility in contour shifting.

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2025-06-23
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The second moment of Ramanujan sums

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In this paper, we study $C(x, y)$, the second moment of Ramanujan sums. Assuming the Riemann Hypothesis(RH), we establish an asymptotic formula for $C(x, y)$ with improved error term. Our analysis applies uniformly to the case where $x$ and $y$ are arbitrary close, and in particular allows for a meaningful conparison with the work of \cite{TH} in case $y=2x^2$, while keeping the computational complexity low. The method relies on the use of smooth cutoff functions, which provide greater flexibility in contour shifting.

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