Variations on Dirichlet's theorem
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Abstract: We give a necessary and sufficient condition for the following property of an integer and a pair : There exist and such that for all and , there exists such that and . This generalizes Dirichlet's theorem, which states that this property holds (with ) when and . We also analyze the set of exceptions in those cases where the statement does not hold, showing that they form a comeager set. This is also true if is replaced by an appropriate "Diophantine space", such as a nonsingular rational quadratic hypersurface which contains rational points. Finally, in the case we describe the set of exceptions in terms of classical Diophantine conditions.
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