arXiv · math/0408212
We give a lower bound for the local height of a non-torsion element of a Drinfeld module.
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Dragos Ghioca. 2004-09-19. The Local Lehmer Inequality For Drinfeld Modules. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0408212
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