The Lang-Trotter Conjecture on Average
Stephan Baier
Abstract
For an elliptic curve E over and an integer r let πEr(x) be the number of primes p x of good reduction such that the trace of the Frobenius morphism of E/p equals r. We consider the quantity πEr(x) on average over certain sets of elliptic curves. More in particular, we establish the following: If A,B>x1/2+ε and AB>x3/2+ε, then the arithmetic mean of πEr(x) over all elliptic curves E : y2=x3+ax+b with a,b∈ ∫z, |a| A and |b| B is Crx/ x, where Cr is some constant depending on r. This improves a result of C. David and F. Pappalardi. Moreover, we establish an ``almost-all'' result on πEr(x).
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