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Alexandra Florea1, Matilde Lalín2, Amita Malik3
1Department of Mathematics, University of California Irvine, 340 Rowland Hall, Irvine, CA 92697 USA.
Abstract:
We study the shifted convolution problem for the divisor function in function fields in the large degree limit, that is, the average value of where f runs over monic polynomials in of a given degree, and h is a given monic polynomial. We prove an asymptotic formula in the range . We also consider mixed correlations and self-correlations of , the convolution of 1 with a Dirichlet character mod , where is a monic irreducible polynomial, proving asymptotic formulae in various ranges. This includes the case of quadratic characters, which yields results about correlations of norm-counting functions of quadratic extensions of . A novel feature of our work is a Voronoi summation formula (equivalently, a functional equation for the Estermann function) in which was not previously available.
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