Abstract
By using the properties of trigonometric sums and the estimates of $n$-dimensional Kloosterman sums, we study the high-dimensional D. H. Lehmer problem over incomplete intervals. First we generalize the previous results in [11] by presenting some sharp asymptotic formulae. Then with the aid of a more elementary method, we improve the error terms in a straight-forward manner.
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