Alan Haynes

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EPSRC Fellow, University of Bristol

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Fourier transform of x2 invariant measure

ds.dynamical-systems measure-theory real-analysis fourier-analysis ergodic-theory

nov 29 11 at 10:04 Alan Haynes 1,149●1●11

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Errors, oversights, and misunderstandings in mathematical research [closed]

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jan 15 at 19:23 Robert Bryant 21.8k●3●75●97

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Is there an analogue of finite fields for products of two prime powers?

nt.number-theory finite-fields prime-numbers ra.rings-and-algebras model-theory

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Hausdorff measure on product spaces of p-adic integers

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dec 16 11 at 15:21 Anthony Quas 6,260●1●12●28

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Sums of Kloosterman sums over primes

nt.number-theory automorphic-forms

nov 25 11 at 12:45 Alan Haynes 1,149●1●11

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Numerical coincidence involving the number 1663

Quotients of perfect powers separated by an integer

Elementary question about ‘Progressions avoiding sets’

The Correlation of the Mobius Function and Dirichlet Characters.

Gauss-Kuzmin Theorem (continued fractions) - why is important?

Lattice points close to a line

Divergence of Dirichlet series

Alternating sums of GCDs

Bound the error in estimating a relative totient function

Integers n for which n divides $a^n-b^n$

How to find the region of convergence of this series using the theory of continued fractions?

existence of fractal

Fourier transform of x2 invariant measure

Weakening the hypotheses in the Duffin-Schaeffer conjecture?

“Highly balanced” periodic functions

Work exploring application of probability to metric number theory problems

Special case of Duffin-Schaeffer conjecture

Equidistribution Theorem: distance between solutions

Summing a function using modulus.

non-integrable subadditive ergodic theorem

Still more generalized Dirichlet Theorem

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