The following list describes recent manuscripts. The .dvi files are provided. iso.dvi M.A. Bean and J.L. Thunder, "Isoperimetric Inequalities for Volumes Associated with Decomposable Forms", to appear in J. of London Math. Society. Upper bounds are given for a certain explicit function of the discriminant and a corresponding volume in n-space for arbitrary decomposable forms in n variables with complex coefficients. The bounds are proven to be sharp. slemma.dvi D. Roy and J.L. Thunder, "A Note on Siegel's Lemma for Number Fields", to appear in Monatsh. Math. A partial converse to Siegel's lemma (as formulated by Bombieri and Vaaler) is proven. absl.dvi D. Roy and J.L. Thunder, "An Absolute Siegel's Lemma", to appear in Crelle's Journal. A version of Siegel's lemma over an algebraic closure of Q or any function field in one variable is proven. silb.dvi D. Roy and J.L. Thunder, "Bases of Number Fields of Small Height", to appear in the proceedings of the Symposium in Honor of W. Schmidt (Rocky Mountain J. Math.). Upper bounds are given for the smallest height of a basis for any number field (viewed as a vector space over Q) in terms of the discriminant of the field. The estimates are shown to be sharp for totally real fields and imaginary quadratic fields. mink.dvi J.L. Thunder, "Remarks on Adelic Geometry of Numbers", preprint (1995). A simple proof is given for the "adelic" version of Minkowski's convex bodies theorem and Siegel's lemma that uses only Minkowksi's original theorem and Vaaler's original cube-slicing inequality. mh.dvi J.L. Thunder, "An Adelic Minkowski-Hlawka Theorem and an Application to Siegel's Lemma", to appear in Crelle's journal. The title tells it all. The application to Siegel's lemma yields a much more precise result than that obtained in the paper slemma.dvi above. ind.dvi J.L. Thunder and J. Wolfskill, "Algebraic Integers of Small Discriminant", to appear in Acta Arithmetica. Upper bounds are given for indices of algebraic integers in terms of the degree and discriminant of the field they generate.