List of Positive Definite Primitive Ternary Quadratic Forms over Z
Let Q(x,y,z)=axx+byy+czz+2dxy+2exz+2fyz be a positive definite quadratic form over Z.
We say that Q is primitive when a,b,c,d,e,f are integers and GCD(a,b,c,d,e,f)=1.
By taking a suitable linear transformation of variables, we can assume that Q is reduced, that is,
the coefficinets a,b,c,d,e,f are satisfies one of the following:
(I) 0 < a <= b <= c, 0 <= d <= a/2, 0 <= e <= a/2, 0 <= f <= b/2,
f <= e if a = b, e <= d if b = c,
e <= 2f if a=2d, d <= 2f if a = 2e, d <= 2e if b = 2f.
(II) 0 < a <= b <= c, 0 < -d < a/2, 0 < -e < a/2, 0 < -f < b/2,
f <= e if a = b, e <= d if b = c,
a + b + 2d + 2e + 2f >= 0,
a + d + 2e <= 0 if a + b + 2d + 2e + 2f = 0.
We note that the reduced form is determined uniquely in each class.
The discriminant D of Q is defined as D = abc + 2def - aff - bee - cdd.
We explain the notation of genus which is used in the following list of ternary quadratic forms.
| Discriminants 001-166 (163KB) show |
| Discriminants 167-247 (133KB) show |
| Discriminants 248-310 (123KB) show |
| Discriminants 311-365 (121KB) show |
| Discriminants 366-414 (117KB) show |
| Discriminants 415-459 (116KB) show |
| Discriminants 460-500 (114KB) show |