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Let $Q(x,y,z)$ be an integral quadratic form with determinant coprime to some modulus $q$. We show that $q\,|\,Q$ for some non-zero integer vector $(x,y,z)$ of length $O(q^{5/8+{\it\varepsilon}})$, for any fixed ${\it\varepsilon}>0$. Without the coprimality condition on the determinant one could not necessarily achieve an exponent below $2/3$. The proof uses a bound for short character sums involving binary quadratic forms, which extends a result of Chang.
Let k be a positive integer such that k≡3 mod 4, and let N be a positive square-free integer. In this paper, we compute a basis for the two-dimensional subspace Sk/2(Γ0(4N),F) of half-integral weight modular forms associated, via the Shimura correspondence, to a newform F∈Sk−1(Γ0(N)), which satisfies . This is accomplished by using a result of Waldspurger, which allows one to produce a basis for the forms that correspond to a given F via local considerations, once a form in the Kohnen space has been determined.
The main goals of the paper are to establish a priori bounds for the prime power divisors of the discriminants of spinor regular positive definite primitive integral ternary quadratic lattices, and to describe a procedure for determining all such lattices.
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