arXiv:1909.08253v3
Abstract
Let be the space of unimodular lattices in , and for any denote by the set of lattices such that all its nonzero vectors have supremum norm at least . These are compact nested subset{s} of , with being the union of two closed horocycles. We use an explicit second moment formula for the Siegel transform of the indicator functions of squares in centered at the origin to derive an asymptotic formula for the volume of sets as . Combined with a zero-one law for the set of the -Dirichlet numbers established by Kleinbock and Wadleigh, this gives a new dynamical Borel-Cantelli lemma for the geodesic flow on with respect to the family of shrinking targets .
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01Statements2 reported findingsCorrect
The dynamical Borel--Cantelli criterion, the exact small-target measure asymptotic, the thickening estimate, and the primitive Siegel-transform second-moment formula are correct.
The shrinking compact targets satisfy the stated zero--one criterion
Page 4 and Section 4 (pages 16--20) · dynamical Borel--Cantelli theorem · arXiv:1909.08253v3
The Dani correspondence sends the target radius to an approximation function satisfying the Kleinbock--Wadleigh hypotheses; the condition that is non-decreasing is exactly the translated monotonicity condition. Their series is comparable to . The convergence direction follows from the thickened-target measure estimate and Borel--Cantelli, and the divergence direction follows from the transferred zero--one law.
The target and thickening measures have the announced orders
Pages 4--5 and Sections 2--3 (pages 6--16) · measure and second-moment theorems · arXiv:1909.08253v3
Unfolding the primitive Siegel transform separates collinear and linearly independent primitive pairs and gives the stated finite totient sum. For the centered square, evaluating the resulting integral gives . Slicing the one-unit flow thickening into translates produces the matching order .
02Proofs2 reported findingsCorrect
The unfolding, explicit integration, target thickening, Dani correspondence, and series comparisons are correct and complete.
The primitive second-moment formula follows from a valid unfolding
Pages 6--11 · Theorem 2.1 and its special-square evaluation · arXiv:1909.08253v3
Primitive lattice vectors are parameterized by the parabolic quotient without overcounting. The determinant of an ordered independent primitive pair is a nonzero integer, and summing possible second vectors gives the totient factor . Boundedness of the planar set makes the sum finite, so all interchanges of sum and integral are justified.
The continuous-time targets and discrete series are compared in both directions
Pages 11--20 · thickening and proof of Theorem 1.1 · arXiv:1909.08253v3
Monotonicity bounds the varying target over each unit time interval by fixed-radius thickenings. The upper and lower thickening estimates differ only by constants, so convergence and divergence are preserved. The inverse Dani change of variables preserves eventual monotonicity and translates the two relevant series by Cauchy condensation.
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