Abstract by
Kenneth S. Williams
Carleton University
The size of a small solution of a diagonal quadrartic equation.
Let a1,...,an be n(³ 2) nonzero integers such that the diagonal quadratic equation
a1x21 +¼+ anx2n = 0 (1)
is solvable in integers x1,...,xn not all zero. It is shown that (1) has a solution in integers x1,...,xn satisfying
0
< |a1| x21 +¼+ |an |x2n £ 2 |a1¼an|. (2)
The inequality (2) is best possible. This is joint work with Zhiming Ou.
Thursday, September 16, 1999, 1:00 p.m.  - 243 Altgeld Hall
ANALYTIC NUMBER THEORY

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