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Approximation measures for shifted logarithms of algebraic numbers via effective Poincare-Perron

Noriko Hirata-Kohno·Ryuji Muroi·Yusuke Washio
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In this article, we show new effective approximation measures for the shifted logarithm of algebraic numbers which belong to a number field of arbitrary degree. Our measures refine previous ones including those for usual logarithms. We adapt Pade approximants constructed by M. Kawashima and A. Poels in the rational case. Our key ingredient relies on the Poincare-Perron theorem which gives us asymptotic estimates at every archimedean place of the number field, that we apply to decide whether the shifted logarithm lies outside of the number field. We use Perron's second theorem and its modification due to M. Pituk to handle general cases.

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Noriko Hirata-Kohno, Ryuji Muroi, Yusuke Washio. 2024-12-10. Approximation measures for shifted logarithms of algebraic numbers via effective Poincare-Perron. https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.10820

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