Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences

This study is on the bound problems of Beatty sequences. Beatty sequences appear with special versatility in the arithmetic properties of sequences which is in the form of [αᵣ] where α is an irrational and r is a natural number. This study consider nonhomogeneous Beatty sequences in the set of Bα...

全面介紹

Saved in:
書目詳細資料
主要作者: Deraman, Fatanah
格式: Thesis
語言:English
出版: 2020
主題:
在線閱讀:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90347/1/IPM%202020%209%20ir.pdf
標簽: 添加標簽
沒有標簽, 成為第一個標記此記錄!
id my-upm-ir.90347
record_format uketd_dc
spelling my-upm-ir.903472021-12-01T06:37:13Z Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences 2020-06 Deraman, Fatanah This study is on the bound problems of Beatty sequences. Beatty sequences appear with special versatility in the arithmetic properties of sequences which is in the form of [αᵣ] where α is an irrational and r is a natural number. This study consider nonhomogeneous Beatty sequences in the set of Bα,Bα = {[αᵣ + β] : r = 1,2,3,...} and concerns on solving distribution of bounds sequences with different conditions of integer parts r. The estimation of the double character sums can be obtained by identifying the cardinality of double character sums. The identification of cardinality applies properties of character sums associated with composite moduli. It consists of multiplicative and additive character sums with representation of polar form in double character sums extended to composite moduli. The character sums in this form ∑X X(d1)X(d2) gives the result rely on φ(m)+1 if d1 is equal to d2 and for the rest conditions will give zeroes. Thus the cardinality of double character sums obtained is much less than φ(m)R#K where R is the highest integer terms in the sequences under consideration. Discrepancy of the sequences is used to estimate the bound due to the ability of measuring the uniformity of the sequences. Then, by applying discrepancy, Cauchy inequalities and the cardinality of the double character sums associated with composite moduli, the estimation of Beatty sequences with different conditions of integral parts r is obtained. This study provide six different conditions of integral part r which are r is prime number associated with prime modulo, r is prime number associated with composite moduli, r is Fibonacci number associated with composite moduli, r is y-smooth number associated with prime modulo, r is y-smooth number associated with composite moduli and r is natural number associated with composite moduli. In general, the result of bound problem under consideration is much less than (φ(m)) ¼ R+RDαβ (R). As a conclusion the bounds of the character sums of Beatty sequences are depends on the size of cardinality of double character sums. Mathematics - Research Arithmetic Exponential sums 2020-06 Thesis http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90347/ http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90347/1/IPM%202020%209%20ir.pdf text en public doctoral Universiti Putra Malaysia Mathematics - Research Arithmetic Exponential sums Sapar, Siti Hasana
institution Universiti Putra Malaysia
collection PSAS Institutional Repository
language English
advisor Sapar, Siti Hasana
topic Mathematics - Research
Arithmetic
Exponential sums
spellingShingle Mathematics - Research
Arithmetic
Exponential sums
Deraman, Fatanah
Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences
description This study is on the bound problems of Beatty sequences. Beatty sequences appear with special versatility in the arithmetic properties of sequences which is in the form of [αᵣ] where α is an irrational and r is a natural number. This study consider nonhomogeneous Beatty sequences in the set of Bα,Bα = {[αᵣ + β] : r = 1,2,3,...} and concerns on solving distribution of bounds sequences with different conditions of integer parts r. The estimation of the double character sums can be obtained by identifying the cardinality of double character sums. The identification of cardinality applies properties of character sums associated with composite moduli. It consists of multiplicative and additive character sums with representation of polar form in double character sums extended to composite moduli. The character sums in this form ∑X X(d1)X(d2) gives the result rely on φ(m)+1 if d1 is equal to d2 and for the rest conditions will give zeroes. Thus the cardinality of double character sums obtained is much less than φ(m)R#K where R is the highest integer terms in the sequences under consideration. Discrepancy of the sequences is used to estimate the bound due to the ability of measuring the uniformity of the sequences. Then, by applying discrepancy, Cauchy inequalities and the cardinality of the double character sums associated with composite moduli, the estimation of Beatty sequences with different conditions of integral parts r is obtained. This study provide six different conditions of integral part r which are r is prime number associated with prime modulo, r is prime number associated with composite moduli, r is Fibonacci number associated with composite moduli, r is y-smooth number associated with prime modulo, r is y-smooth number associated with composite moduli and r is natural number associated with composite moduli. In general, the result of bound problem under consideration is much less than (φ(m)) ¼ R+RDαβ (R). As a conclusion the bounds of the character sums of Beatty sequences are depends on the size of cardinality of double character sums.
format Thesis
qualification_level Doctorate
author Deraman, Fatanah
author_facet Deraman, Fatanah
author_sort Deraman, Fatanah
title Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences
title_short Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences
title_full Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences
title_fullStr Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences
title_full_unstemmed Bound of character sums associated with Beatty sequences
title_sort bound of character sums associated with beatty sequences
granting_institution Universiti Putra Malaysia
publishDate 2020
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90347/1/IPM%202020%209%20ir.pdf
_version_ 1747813615846555648