On the bounded generation of arithmetic SL₂

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Abstract: Let K be a number field and mathcalO be the ring of S-integers in K. Morgan, Rapinchuck, and Sury have proved that if the group of units mathcalOimes is infinite, then every matrix in mSL2(mathcalO) is a product of at most 9 elementary matrices. We prove that under the additional hypothesis that K has at least one real embedding or S contains a finite place we can get a product of at most 8 elementary matrices. If we assume a suitable Generalized Riemann Hypothesis, then every matrix in mSL2(mathcalO) is the product of at most 5 elementary matrices if K has at least one real embedding, the product of at most 6 elementary matrices if S contains a finite place, and the product of at most 7 elementary matrices in general.











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