# UPPER BOUNDS AND ASYMPTOTICS IN A QUANTITATIVE VERSION OF THE OPPENHEIM CONJECTURE

@article{Eskin1998UPPERBA,
title={UPPER BOUNDS AND ASYMPTOTICS IN A QUANTITATIVE VERSION OF THE OPPENHEIM CONJECTURE},
author={A. V. Eskin and G. A. Margulis and Shahar Mozes},
journal={Annals of Mathematics},
year={1998},
volume={147},
pages={93-141}
}
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