Abstract
We consider a Markoff spectrum for the set of indefinite binary quadratic forms with real coefficients which represent zero non-trivially. As was done for the classical Markoff spectrum, we show that 1/3 is the largest accumulation point of the set and explicitly determine the countably infinite number of elements greater than 1/3. Unlike the situation for the classical Markoff spectrum, there is a countably infinite number of limit points greater than 1/3.
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