Lattice points on hyperbolas
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Let \(N\neq 0\) be an integer and \(d>1\) be a square-free integer. Then the hyperbola \(x^2- dy^2 =N\) contains either zero or infinitely many lattice points. In the paper, an estimate for the number of lattice points on an arc of small length is given.
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