
TL;DR
This paper establishes an approximate majorant principle for the modified Selberg integral of bounded functions, providing upper bounds and square-root cancellation for error terms in mean-square estimates over short intervals.
Contribution
It introduces a new upper bound technique for the modified Selberg integral using a related function, achieving square-root cancellation for error terms.
Findings
Provides an upper bound for the modified Selberg integral in terms of a related function.
Achieves square-root cancellation for error terms in mean-square estimates.
Applicable to functions with mild restrictions on the interval length h.
Abstract
We give a kind of \lq \lq approximate majorant principle\rq \rq \thinspace result for the \lq \lq modified Selberg integral\rq \rq, say , of essentially bounded (i.e., bounded by arbitrary small powers); i.e., we get an upper bound, in terms of the modified Selberg integral of a related function (with , in the supports intersection), getting a \lq \lq square-root cancellation\rq \rq \thinspace for the error-terms. Here is the mean-square (in ) of the \lq \lq averaged short sum\rq \rq \thinspace of, say, , minus its expected value; i.e., , with expected value (say, ); so, this mean-square weights, on average, the values in (almost all, i.e. all, but possible exceptions) the…
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TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research
