On the Representation of Integers by Binary Forms Defined by Means of the Relation (x + yi)n = Rn(x, y) + Jn(x, y)i
Abstract
Let F be a binary form with integer coefficients, non-zero discriminant and degree d ≥ 3. Let RF(Z) denote the number of integers of absolute value at most Z which are represented by F. In 2019 Stewart and Xiao proved that RF(Z) CFZ2/d for some positive number CF. We compute CRn and CJn for the binary forms Rn(x, y) and Jn(x, y) defined by means of the relation (x + yi)n = Rn(x, y) + Jn(x, y)i, where the variables x and y are real.
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