On a density property of the residual order of $a \pmod{pq}$

Pub Date : 2021-04-01 DOI:10.2969/JMSJ/82968296
L. Murata
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We consider a distribution property of the residual order (the multiplicative order) of the residue class $a \hspace{-.4em} \pmod{pq}$. It is known that the residual order fluctuates irregularly and increases quite rapidly. We are interested in how the residual orders $a \hspace{-.4em} \pmod{pq}$ distribute modulo 4 when we fix $a$ and let $p$ and $q$ vary. In this paper we consider the set $S(x) = \{(p, q); p, q \ \text{are distinct primes,} \ pq \leq x \}$, and calculate the natural density of the set $\{(p, q) \in S(x); \ \text{the residual order of} \ a \hspace{-.4em} \pmod{pq} \equiv l \hspace{-.4em} \pmod{4}\}$. We show that, under a simple assumption on $a$, these densities are $\{5/9,\, 1/18,\, 1/3,\, 1/18 \}$ for $l= \{0, 1, 2, 3 \}$, respectively. For $l = 1, 3$ we need Generalized Riemann Hypothesis.
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关于$a\pmod{pq}剩余阶的密度性质$
我们考虑残差类$a\hspace{-.4em}\pmod{pq}$的残差阶(乘法阶)的分布性质。已知残差阶数波动不规则,并且增长非常快。我们感兴趣的是,当我们固定$a$并让$p$和$q$变化时,剩余订单$a\hspace{-.4em}\pmod{pq}$如何以模4分布。在本文中,我们考虑集合$S(x)=\{(p,q);p,q\\text{是不同的素数,}\pq\leq x\}$,并计算了S(x)中集合$\(p,q)\的自然密度;\\text}\a\ hspace{-.4em}\pmod{pq}\equiv l\ hspace}-.4em}\pod{4}$的剩余阶。我们证明,在$a$的一个简单假设下,对于$l=\{0,1,2,3\}$,这些密度分别为$\{5/9,\,1/18,\,1/3,\,1/16}$。对于$l=1,3$,我们需要广义黎曼假说。
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