It is shown that Howard＇s degenerate weighted Stirling numbers can be used to construct a fruitful summation formula for a class of formal power series involving generalized factorials.This is achieved with the aid o...It is shown that Howard＇s degenerate weighted Stirling numbers can be used to construct a fruitful summation formula for a class of formal power series involving generalized factorials.This is achieved with the aid of a series-transformation formula due to He,Hsu and Shiue,and several identities involving generalized Stirling numbers and Bell numbers are given to illustrate the application of the formula obtained.展开更多
Let f be a fixed Maass form for SL_3(Z)with Fourier coefficients A_(f)(m,n).Let g be a Maass cusp form for SL_2(G)with Laplace eigenvalue(1/4)+k^(2) and Fourier coefficientλ_(g)(n),or a holomorphic cusp form of even ...Let f be a fixed Maass form for SL_3(Z)with Fourier coefficients A_(f)(m,n).Let g be a Maass cusp form for SL_2(G)with Laplace eigenvalue(1/4)+k^(2) and Fourier coefficientλ_(g)(n),or a holomorphic cusp form of even weight k.Denote by S_(X)(f×g,α,β)a smoothly weighted sum of A_(f)(1,n)λ_(g)(n)e(αn~β)for X 0 are fixed real numbers.The subject matter of the present paper is to prove non-trivial bounds for a sum of S_(X)(f×g,α,β)over g as k tends to∞with X.These bounds for average provide insight for the corresponding resonance barriers toward the Hypothesis S as proposed by Iwaniec,Luo,and Sarnak.展开更多
Let f be a full-level cusp form for GLm(Z) with Fourier coefficients Af(n1,..., nm-1). In this paper,an asymptotic expansion of Voronoi's summation formula for Af(n1,..., nm-1) is established. As applications of t...Let f be a full-level cusp form for GLm(Z) with Fourier coefficients Af(n1,..., nm-1). In this paper,an asymptotic expansion of Voronoi's summation formula for Af(n1,..., nm-1) is established. As applications of this formula, a smoothly weighted average of Af(n, 1,..., 1) against e(α|n|β) is proved to be rapidly decayed when 0 < β < 1/m. When β = 1/m and α equals or approaches ±mq1/mfor a positive integer q, this smooth average has a main term of the size of |Af(1,..., 1, q) + Af(1,..., 1,-q)|X1/(2m)+1/2, which is a manifestation of resonance of oscillation exhibited by the Fourier coefficients Af(n, 1,..., 1). Similar estimate is also proved for a sharp-cut sum.展开更多
文摘It is shown that Howard＇s degenerate weighted Stirling numbers can be used to construct a fruitful summation formula for a class of formal power series involving generalized factorials.This is achieved with the aid of a series-transformation formula due to He,Hsu and Shiue,and several identities involving generalized Stirling numbers and Bell numbers are given to illustrate the application of the formula obtained.
文摘Let f be a fixed Maass form for SL_3(Z)with Fourier coefficients A_(f)(m,n).Let g be a Maass cusp form for SL_2(G)with Laplace eigenvalue(1/4)+k^(2) and Fourier coefficientλ_(g)(n),or a holomorphic cusp form of even weight k.Denote by S_(X)(f×g,α,β)a smoothly weighted sum of A_(f)(1,n)λ_(g)(n)e(αn~β)for X 0 are fixed real numbers.The subject matter of the present paper is to prove non-trivial bounds for a sum of S_(X)(f×g,α,β)over g as k tends to∞with X.These bounds for average provide insight for the corresponding resonance barriers toward the Hypothesis S as proposed by Iwaniec,Luo,and Sarnak.
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文摘Let f be a full-level cusp form for GLm(Z) with Fourier coefficients Af(n1,..., nm-1). In this paper,an asymptotic expansion of Voronoi's summation formula for Af(n1,..., nm-1) is established. As applications of this formula, a smoothly weighted average of Af(n, 1,..., 1) against e(α|n|β) is proved to be rapidly decayed when 0 < β < 1/m. When β = 1/m and α equals or approaches ±mq1/mfor a positive integer q, this smooth average has a main term of the size of |Af(1,..., 1, q) + Af(1,..., 1,-q)|X1/(2m)+1/2, which is a manifestation of resonance of oscillation exhibited by the Fourier coefficients Af(n, 1,..., 1). Similar estimate is also proved for a sharp-cut sum.
