Trilinear Kloosterman fractions I: partially fixed moduli and unbalanced convolutions

Thomas Wright

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Trilinear Kloosterman fractions I: partially fixed moduli and unbalanced convolutions

Thomas Wright

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In this paper, we improve on Fouvry and Radziwiłł's results on unbalanced convolutions. In particular, we find that if $(α_m)$ and $(β_n)$ are sequences supported on $m\sim M$ and $n\sim M$ where $β_n$ is equidistributed for small moduli, then \begin{gather*}\sum_{q\sim Q}\left|\mathop{\sum\sum}_{\substack{n\sim N,m\sim M \\ mn\equiv a\pmod q}}α_mβ_n-\frac{1}{ϕ(q)}\mathop{\sum\sum}_{\substack{n\sim N,m\sim M \\ (mn,q)=1}}α_mβ_n\right|\ll \frac{X}{\log^A X}, \end{gather*} as long as $\exp((\log x)^{\varepsilon}) \leq N \leq Q^{-11/12} X^{17/36-\varepsilon}$ with $Q\leq X^{1/2+1/66-δ}$, along with wider bounds for $N$ if $Q\leq X^{\frac{45}{89}-ε}$. The former improves the allowable range of $N$, while the latter improves the range of $Q$. To prove these new bounds, we improve Bettin and Chandee's famous result on trilinear forms with Kloosterman fractions in the case where the denominator has a fixed factor.

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Thomas Wright. 2026-08-07. Trilinear Kloosterman fractions I: partially fixed moduli and unbalanced convolutions. https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.25177

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