Exponential sums and additive problems involving square-free numbers
Given a multivariate polynomial with integral coefficients verifying an hypothesis of analytic regularity (and satisfying ), we determine the maximal domain of meromorphy of the Euler product and the natural boundary is precisely described when it exists. In this way we extend a well known result for one variable polynomials due to Estermann from 1928. As an application, we calculate the natural boundary of the multivariate Euler products associated to a family of toric varieties.
We prove that for any real there are infinitely many values of with and such thatThe proof relies on an effective version of Kronecker’s approximation theorem.