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Sharp mean value estimates in the absence of translation-dilation invariance

Trevor D. Wooley

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 4, 2026

arXiv: 2610.05525

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We establish sharp mean value estimates for various exponential sums lacking translation-dilation invariance properties. For example, suppose that k≥1k\ge 1 and s>0s>0. Then, for each ε>0\varepsilon>0, one has ∫[0,1)k∣∑1≤h≤X∑1≤z≤Xe(hzα1+…+hzkαk)∣2s dα≪Xε(Xs+X2s−k(k+3)/2), \int_{[0,1)^k}\biggl| \sum_{1\le h\le X}\sum_{1\le z\le X}e(hzα_1+\ldots +hz^kα_k)\biggr|^{2s}\,{\rm d}\boldsymbol α\ll X^\varepsilon\bigl( X^s+X^{2s-k(k+3)/2}\bigr), confirming the main conjecture for a new family of exponential sums. Our methods are based on the application of very recent work of the author employing the nested efficient congruencing method.

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