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On weighted forms in many variables

Daniel Flores Galiote, Kiseok Yeon

math.NTarXiv:2608.28774

Abstract

In this paper, we introduce several novel approaches utilizing the circle method to obtain the asymptotic formula for the number of integral points of bounded height lying on a hypersurface in a weighted projective space. Let F(x ; y) be a given weighted form of degree d in variables x ∈ Rs1 and y ∈ Rs2, where variables x and y have weights w1 and w2 with w1<w2,(w1, w2)=1, and d>w1 w2. Write RF(P):=\#\(x ; y) ∈ Zs1+s2: F(x ; y)=0,|x| ≤ Pw1 / d,|y| ≤ Pw2 / d\ . In particular, we show that whenever s1+s2-σF>(1+w2w1) dw1 2d / w1, where σF is the dimension of the affine singular locus of F, the quantity RF(P) has the expected asymptotic formula, that is RF(P)=c Ps1 w1 / d+s2 w2 / d-1+o(Ps1 w1 / d+s2 w2 / d-1), where c is the product of local densities. Furthermore, the constant c is positive whenever F(x ; y)=0 has a nonsingular solution over R and Qp for every prime p. As a corollary, we verify the integral Hasse principle for the quasi-smooth hypersurface defined by F(x ; y)=0 in a weighted projective space of sufficiently large dimensions.

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