Distribution of integer points on determinant surfaces and a mod‐ <i>p</i> analogue

Abstract We establish an asymptotic formula for counting integer solutions with smooth weights to an equation of the form , where is a non‐zero integer, with an explicit main term and a strong bound on the error term in terms of the size of the variables as well as of . We also establish an asymptotic formula for counting integer solutions with smooth weights to the congruence , where is a large prime, with a strong bound on the error term.

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Mathematika
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1112/mtk.70093
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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Distribution of integer points on determinant surfaces and a mod‐ p analogue

Rachita Guria, Satadal Ganguly
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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Distribution of integer points on determinant surfaces and a mod‐ p analogue

Rachita Guria, Satadal Ganguly
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Abstract We establish an asymptotic formula for counting integer solutions with smooth weights to an equation of the form , where is a non‐zero integer, with an explicit main term and a strong bound on the error term in terms of the size of the variables as well as of . We also establish an asymptotic formula for counting integer solutions with smooth weights to the congruence , where is a large prime, with a strong bound on the error term.

MathematikaVol. 72(2)
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics (DE), Indian Statistical Institute (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Analytic Number Theory Research
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