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Contents of PMS, Vol. 43, Fasc. 2,
pages 263 - 285
DOI: 10.37190/0208-4147.00147
Published online 15.4.2024
 

A strengthened asymptotic uniform~distribution~property

Michel J. G. Weber

Abstract: Asymptotic Uniform Distribution

A sequence X={Xi,i1} of independent variables taking values in Z, with partial sums Sn=k=1nXk, for each n is said to be asymptotically uniformly distributed, or for short a.u.d., if:

limnP{Sn=m(mod d)}=1d

for any d2 and m=0,1,,d1. We are concerned with estimating the rate of convergence in (0.1), a question recently discussed by Dolgopyat and Hafouta (2022). We obtain a quantitative estimate under weaker moment assumptions, by using a different approach.

We deduce from a more general result that if (i) for some function 1ϕ(t) as t, and some constant C, we have, for all n and νZ:

|BnP{Sn=ν}12πe(νMn)22Bn2|Cϕ(Bn),

then (ii) there exists a numerical constant C1 such that for all n with Bn6, all h2, and μ=0,1,,h1:

|P{Snμ(mod h)}1h|12πBn+1+2C/hϕ(Bn)2/3+C1e116ϕ(Bn)2/3.

Assumption (i) holds if a local limit theorem in the usual form is applicable, and (ii) yields a strengthening of Rozanov's necessary condition.

Assume in place of (i) that ϑj=kZP{Xj=k}P{Xj=k+1}>0 for each j, and νn=j=1nϑj. For these classes of random variables, we prove strengthened forms of the asymptotic uniform distribution property, with sharp uniform rate of convergence.

(iii) Let α>α>0, 0<ϵ<1. Then for each n such that:

|x|12(2αlog((1ϵ)νn)1(1ϵ)νn)1/2sin(x)x1ϵ,

we have:

supu0supd<π((1ϵ)νn2αlog((1ϵ)νn))1/2|P{dSn+u}1d|2eϵ2νn2+((1ϵ)νn)α.

2010 AMS Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary 60F15; Secondary 60G50, 60F05.

Keywords and phrases: local limit theorem, asymptotic uniform distribution, independent sequences of random variables, Rozanov's theorem, Poisson summation formula, divisors, Bernoulli random variables, elliptic Theta functions.

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