Theoretical analysis demonstrates asymptotic distribution bounds for pairs of quadratic and linear forms at integral vectors, highlighting quantitative extensions of the Oppenheim conjecture.
We study the joint distribution of values of a pair consisting of a quadratic form q and a linear form l over the set of integral vectors, a problem initiated by Dani and Margulis [Orbit closures of generic unipotent flows on homogeneous spaces of SL₃(R) . Math. Ann. 286 (1990), 101–128]. In the spirit of the celebrated theorem of Eskin, Margulis and Mozes on the quantitative version of the Oppenheim conjecture, we show that if n ≥ 5 , then under the assumptions that for every (α , β ) ∈ R² \ (0,0) \ , the form α q + β l² is irrational and that the signature of the restriction of q to the kernel of l is $(p, n-1-p)$ , where 3≤ p≤ n-2 , the number of vectors v ∈ Zⁿ for which $\|v\| < T$ , a < q(v) < b and c< l(v) < d is asymptotically C( q, l)(d-c)(b-a)Tⁿ⁻³ as T → ∞ , where C( q, l) only depends on q and l . The density of the set of joint values of ( q, l) under the same assumptions is shown by Gorodnik [Oppenheim conjecture for pairs consisting of a linear form and a quadratic form. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 356 (11) (2004), 4447–4463].
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