Effective Joint Sato-Tate Distribution and Sign Change of Symmetric Power Coefficients
Abstract
We prove an unconditional, effective joint Sato-Tate distribution for the Fourier coefficients of two twist-inequivalent, non-CM newforms f and f'. Our result generalises a result of Thorner, which holds for rectangular regions, by extending it to a wide range of measurable subsets of [-2,2]2. Indeed, our theorem applies to any measurable region whose boundary consists of a finite number of continuous curves of finite length. As a consequence, we develop a unified framework to study various arithmetic properties of Fourier coefficients of symmetric power L-functions attached to f and f'. In particular, for these coefficients (and their polynomial expressions), we obtain effective distribution results, quantitative statements on simultaneous sign behaviour, and bounds for the first sign change.
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