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    Estimation of arithmetic linear series (English)
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    9 February 2011
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    In the article under review, the author introduces arithmetic linear series and gave a general way to estimate the number of points in an arithmetic linear series in terms of the number of valuation vectors. As an application, the authors consider an arithmetic analogue of the algebraic restricted volumes.
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    arithmetic linear series
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    estimation
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    restricted volume
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