Titlebook: Computational Excursions in Analysis and Number Theory; Peter Borwein Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 Diophantine

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LLL and PSLQ,t finds a relatively short vector in an integer lattice. In this chapter we give some examples of how LLL can be used to approach some of the central problems of the book. Appendix B deals, in detail, with the LLL algorithm and the closely related PSLQ algorithm for finding integer relations. In man

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The Integer Chebyshev Problem,rval. This is P1, and it is of a slightly different flavour than most of the other problems in this book, in that there is no restriction on the size of the coefficients. We now state P1 with greater precision.

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,The Prouhet—Tarry—Escott Problem,ct lists (repeats are allowed) of integers [..,…,..] and [....] such that.We will call this the Prouhet-Tarry-Escott Problem. We call . the size of the solution and . the degree. We abbreviate the above system by writing.

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The Littlewood Problem,e, and when . 〈 2 it asks how large the .. norm can be. In both cases we are interested in how close these norms can be to the L. norm. Recall that the .. norm of a Littlewood polynomial of degree . is . That the behaviour changes at . 2 is expected from ., which gives, for 1 ≤ . 00 and .. + ... 1,

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