On Diophantine equations over the integer rings of quadratic fields
Zhi-Wei Sun
Abstract
Let K be any quadratic number field, and let OK be the ring of algebraic integers in K. In 1975 J. Denef proved that Hilbert's Tenth Problem over OK has a negative solution. In this paper we establish the following undecidability result: There is no algorithm to decide whether an arbitrarily given polynomial equation P(z1,…,z16)=0 (with integer coefficients and 16 unknowns) has solutions over OK. Moreover, when K is a real quadratic field, we show that 15 unknowns suffice for undecidability.
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