On values of isotropic quadratic forms
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Abstract: Let be a locally compact non-discrete field of characteristic and be a non-degenerate isotropic binary quadratic form with coefficients in . We obtain asymptotic estimates for the number of solutions in the two-fold product of a discrete subring inside , of the inequalities of the form for some , where is an ultrametric absolute value on . The estimates are obtained in terms of continued fraction expansions of the coefficients of the quadratic form .
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