Diagonal quadratic forms representing all binary diagonal quadratic forms
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(13)- GoNII: universal quaternary quadratic forms
- On primitively 2-universal quadratic forms
- Classically integral quadratic forms excepting at most two values
- Even 2-universal quadratic forms of rank 5
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- Diagonal quinary quadratic forms with a strong regularity property
- Integral matrices as diagonal quadratic forms
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