Double exponential sums and congruences with intervals and exponential functions modulo a prime

Abstract

Let p be a large prime number and g be any integer of multiplicative order T modulo p. We obtain a new estimate of the double exponential sum S=Σn∈ N|Σm∈ M ep(an gm)|, (a,p)=1, where N and M are intervals of consecutive integers with |N|=N and |M|=M<T elements. One representative example is the following consequence of the main result: if N=M≈ p1/3, then |S|< N2-1/8 + o(1). We then apply our estimate to obtain new results on additive congruences involving intervals and exponential functions.

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