There is a lot of literature for number-of-lattice-points-inside-a-circle when the circle is centred at the origin, see for example the Gauss circle problem. But what happens if the requirement for the centre is dropped and instead we consider a circle in general position and want bounds on the minimum and maximum number of lattice points?
In a question on another site, experimental results for $r=\sqrt{23}$ show the maximum is 76, more than the 69 for the circle centred at the origin. The opposite occurs for $r=\sqrt{20}$, and the maximum number of points, 69, occurs for a circle centre the origin, but the minimum number is 58.
Are there any results for this wider problem?