Densities of integer sets represented by quadratic forms
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Abstract: Let be a nondegenerate integral quadratic form. We analyze the asymptotic behavior of the function , the number of integers of absolute value up to represented by . When is isotropic or is at least , we show that there is a such that and call the density of . We consider the inverse problem of which densities arise. Our main technical tool is a Near Hasse Principle: a quadratic form may fail to represent infinitely many integers that it locally represents, but this set of exceptions has density within the set of locally represented integers.
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