Jörg Brüdern, Rainer Dietmann
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Abstract Among the values of a binary quadratic form, there are many twins of fixed distance. This is shown in quantitative form. For quadratic forms of discriminant −4 or 8 a corresponding result is obtained for triplets.
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Abstract Among the values of a binary quadratic form, there are many twins of fixed distance. This is shown in quantitative form. For quadratic forms of discriminant −4 or 8 a corresponding result is obtained for triplets.
Key concepts: Binary quadratic form, Discriminant, Quadratic equation, Binary number, Mathematics, Quadratic form (statistics), Isotropic quadratic form, Quadratic function