A Lower Bound for the Height of a Rational Function at S-unit Points
By Pietro Corvaja, Umberto Zannier. 2003
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Abstract.Let a,b be given, multiplicatively independent positive integers and let ε>0. In a recent paper jointly with Y. Bugeaud we proved the upper bound exp(εn) for g.c.d.(an−1, bn−1); shortly afterwards we generalized this to the estimate g.c.d.(u−1,v−1)<max(∣u∣,∣v∣)ε for multiplicatively independent S-units u,v∈Z. In a subsequent analysis of those results it turned out that a perhaps better formulation of them may be obtained in terms of the language of heights of algebraic numbers. In fact, the purposes of the present paper are: to generalize the upper bound for the g.c.d. to pairs of rational functions other than {u−1,v−1} and to extend the results to the realm of algebraic numbers, giving at the same time a new formulation of the bounds in terms of height functions and algebraic subgroups of Gm2.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology
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In Algebra and Number Theory
- Joseph H. Silverman
- Umberto Zannier
- Pietro Corvaja
- Jonathan Pila
- Aaron Levin
- Franccois Berteloot
- P. Habegger
- D. Masser
In Geometry and Topology
- Joseph H. Silverman
- Pietro Corvaja
- Umberto Zannier
- Aaron Levin
- Jonathan Pila
- P. Habegger
- Laura Demarco
- Franccois Berteloot
Citations in the corpus
- Generalized Greatest Common Divisors, Divisibility Sequences, and Vojta’s Conjecture for Blowups (2004, methodology): “For ease of exposition, we state their result over Q. Theorem 1 (Corvaja-Zannier [4]).”
- Some cases of Vojta’s conjecture on integral points over function fields (2005, background): “This result, which is the function field analogue of Proposition 2 of [ CZ2 ], is of independent interest and admits further applications which will be developed elsewhere.”