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20232025
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6 papers

math.PR2025

Generalizations of the M&M Game

Snehesh Das, Steven J. Miller, Geremias Polanco +4

The MandM Game involves two players who begin with I1 and I2 MandM's. During each round, each player tosses a fair coin: if the coin lands heads, that player eats one MandM, and if…

math.NT2024

A Random Matrix Model for a Family of Cusp Forms

Owen Barrett, Zoë X. Batterman, Aditya Jambhale +4

The Katz-Sarnak philosophy states that statistics of zeros of -function families near the central point as the conductors tend to infinity agree with those of eigenvalues of ran…

math.NT2024

A Survey of a Random Matrix Model for a Family of Cusp Forms

Owen Barrett, Zoë X. Batterman, Aditya Jambhale +4

The Katz-Sarnak philosophy states that statistics of zeros of -function families near the central point as the conductors tend to infinity agree with those of eigenvalues of ran…

math.NT2024

Limiting Behavior in Missing Sums of Sumsets

Aditya Jambhale, Rauan Kaldybayev, Steven J. Miller +1

We study as a random variable, where is a random subset such that each is included with probability , and where $…

math.NT2023

Applications of Moments of Dirichlet Coefficients in Elliptic Curve Families

Zoë Batterman, Aditya Jambhale, Steven J. Miller +4

The moments of the coefficients of elliptic curve L-functions are related to numerous arithmetic problems. Rosen and Silverman proved a conjecture of Nagao relating the first momen…

math.CO2023

The Reversed Zeckendorf Game

Zoë X. Batterman, Aditya Jambhale, Steven J. Miller +4

Zeckendorf proved that every natural number can be expressed uniquely as a sum of non-consecutive Fibonacci numbers, called its Zeckendorf decomposition. Baird-Smith, Epstein,…