The distribution of lattice points in elliptic annuli
Igor Wigman
Abstract
Let N(t, ρ) be the number of lattice points in a thin elliptical annuli. We assume the aspect ratio β of the ellipse is transcendental and Diophantine in a strong sense (this holds for almost all aspect ratios). The variance of N(t, ρ) is t(8πβ· ρ). We show that if ρ shrinks slowly to zero then the distribution of the normalized counting function N(t, ρ) - A(2tρ+ρ2)8 πβ· t ρ is Gaussian, where A is the area of the ellipse. The case of circular annuli is due to Hughes and Rudnick.
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