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Mean square discrepancy bounds for the number of lattice points in large convex bodies

Alexander Iosevich·Eric Sawyer·Andreas Seeger
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We prove various estimates for the mean square lattice point discrepancy for dilates of a convex body.

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Alexander Iosevich, Eric Sawyer, Andreas Seeger. 2002-05-12. Mean square discrepancy bounds for the number of lattice points in large convex bodies. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0205127

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