Distribution of values of quadratic forms at integral points

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​Distribution of values of quadratic forms at integral points​
Buterus, P.; Götze, F.; Hille, T. & Margulis, G.​ (2022) 
Inventiones mathematicae227(3) pp. 857​-961​.​ DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00222-021-01086-6 

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Buterus, P.; Götze, F.; Hille, T.; Margulis, G.
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Abstract The number of lattice points in d -dimensional hyperbolic or elliptic shells 1517135\{m : a<Q[m]<b\}1517135 { m : a < Q [ m ] < b } , which are restricted to rescaled and growing domains 1517135r\,\Omega 1517135 r Ω , is approximated by the volume. An effective error bound of order 1517135o(r^{d-2})1517135 o ( r d - 2 ) for this approximation is proved based on Diophantine approximation properties of the quadratic form Q . These results allow to show effective variants of previous non-effective results in the quantitative Oppenheim problem and extend known effective results in dimension 1517135d \ge 91517135 d ≥ 9 to dimension 1517135d \ge 51517135 d ≥ 5 . They apply to wide shells when 1517135b-a1517135 b - a is growing with r and to positive definite forms Q . For indefinite forms they provide explicit bounds (depending on the signature or Diophantine properties of Q ) for the size of non-zero integral points m in dimension 1517135d\ge 51517135 d ≥ 5 solving the Diophantine inequality 1517135
Issue Date
2022
Journal
Inventiones mathematicae 
ISSN
0020-9910
eISSN
1432-1297
Language
English
Sponsor
Universität Bielefeld

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