Titlebook: Diophantine Approximation; Festschrift for Wolf Hans Peter Schlickewei,Klaus Schmidt,Robert F. Tic Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-Ver

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A Typology of Spatial Econometric Modelsmbers can also be described as those ξ ∈ ℝ ℚ for which the result of Dirichlet can be improved in the sense that there exists a constant c. < 1 such that the inequalities 1 ≤ x. ≤ . |x.ξ ... c.X. admit a solution (x., x.) ∈ ℤ. for each sufficiently large . (see Theorem 1 of [2]).

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Applications of the Subspace Theorem to Certain Diophantine Problems,c numbers. While Roth’s Theorem considers rational approximations to a given algebraic point on the line, the Subspace Theorem deals with approximations to given hyperplanes in higher dimensional space, defined over the field of algebraic numbers, by means of rational points in that space.

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Counting Algebraic Numbers with Large Height I,nal case of Northcott’s Theorem [.] (see also [5, page 59]). The systematic study of the counting function ., and that of related functions in higher dimensions, was begun by Schmidt [.]. It is relatively easy to prove the existence of a positive constant . such that . and also the existence of positive constants . and . such that

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,SchÄffer’s Determinant Argument,ied since 1957, beginning with Danicic [.]. Given an integer . ≥ 2. we seek a number . having the following property, for every ∈ > 0 and every pair α = (α., ... α.), β = (β.,..., β.) in ℝ.: . > C., 1 ≤ . ≤ .

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Arithmetic Progressions and Tic-Tac-Toe Games,search paper containing proofs for new results (Sections 5–8). I use many different sources; to make the reader’s life easier, I decided to keep the paper (more-or-less) self-contained - this explains the considerable length.