Improved Averaged Distribution of d3(n) in Prime Arithmetic Progressions
Abstract
We say that d3(n) has exponent of distribution θ if, for every >0, the expected asymptotic holds uniformly for all moduli q xθ-. Nguyen proved, following earlier work of Banks, Heath-Brown, and Shparlinski, that after averaging over reduced residue classes a q, the function d3(n) has exponent of distribution 2/3. Using the Petrow--Young subconvexity bound for Dirichlet L-functions, we improve this to 8/11 when averaging over residue classes modulo a prime q.
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