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Integral Points Close to Smooth Plane Curves
This is an exposition of a class of problems and results on the number of integral points close to plane curves. We give a detailed proof of a theorem of Huxley and Sargos, following the account of Bordellès. Along the way we correct an oversight in the proof, changing some of the explicit values of
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