Primes represented by positive definite binary quadratic forms
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Abstract: Let be a primitive positive definite integral binary quadratic form of discriminant and let be the number of primes up to which are represented by . We prove several types of upper bounds for within a constant factor of its asymptotic size: unconditional, conditional on the Generalized Riemann Hypothesis (GRH), and for almost all discriminants. The key feature of these estimates is that they hold whenever exceeds a small power of and, in some cases, this range of is essentially best possible. In particular, if is reduced then this optimal range of is achieved for almost all discriminants or by assuming GRH. We also exhibit an upper bound for the number of primes represented by in a short interval and a lower bound for the number of small integers represented by which have few prime factors.
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