Counting the bounded square-norm integers in the absence of an index-two subfield. Ordinary norm curves and small-subfield exceptions are both counted by proved estimates.
Uniform counts for signed norm curves whose parameter generates a subfield of odd index. The ambient field degree may be even.
The absolute constant in the count of integral points on signed norm curves whose parameter generates a subfield of odd index.
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If [K : ℚ(β)] is odd, n = [K : ℚ] ≥ 2 and ε ≠ 0, then the signed norm curve
y ^ 2 = ε * N(x - β) has at most C * n ^ 3 * B ^ (1 / n) * (log B + n) integral points of
height at most B ≥ 1.
The degree-dependent constant bounding the contribution of one integer-translation class to the
bounded square-norm count for fields of degree n without an index-two subfield.
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The constant noIndexTwoCurveContributionConstant n is nonnegative.
For a number field of degree n ≥ 2 without an intermediate field of index two and B ≥ 1, the
number of bounded square-norm integers is at most the number of bounded integers in small
subfields plus C(n) times the number of translation classes times √B * (log B + 1).