Rational solutions of pairs of diagonal equations, one cubic and one quadratic
Trevor D. Wooley

TL;DR
This paper proves that pairs of diagonal equations, one cubic and one quadratic, have non-trivial integer solutions when the number of variables exceeds 10, based on new estimates for exponential sums.
Contribution
It provides an essentially optimal estimate for a specific exponential sum and establishes the existence of solutions under certain variable count conditions.
Findings
Non-trivial solutions exist for pairs of diagonal cubic and quadratic equations with over 10 variables.
An optimal estimate for the 32/3 moment of a particular exponential sum was derived.
The results depend on modest local solubility assumptions.
Abstract
We obtain an essentially optimal estimate for the moment of order 32/3 of the exponential sum having argument . Subject to modest local solubility hypotheses, we thereby establish that pairs of diagonal Diophantine equations, one cubic and one quadratic, possess non-trivial integral solutions whenever the number of variables exceeds 10.
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