COUNTING LATTICE POINTS IN THE SPHERE

KAI-MAN TSANG

doi:10.1112/S0024609300007505

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We consider the error term P3(R) = #{n ∈ ℤ3 :|n| [les ] R} − 4|3πR3 which occurs in the counting of lattice points in a sphere of radius R. By considering second and third power moments, we prove that P3(R) = Ω±(R√log R). An upper bound for the gap between the sign changes of P3(R) is also proved.

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