Abstract
We will give upper bounds for the number of integral solutions to quartic Thue equations. Our main tool here is a logarithmic curve ϕ(x, y) that allows us to use the theory of linear forms in logarithms. This paper improves the results of the author's earlier work with Okazaki [The quartic Thue equations, J. Number Theory130(1) (2010) 40–60] by giving special treatments to forms with respect to their signature.
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