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Trinomials with given roots (English)
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17 January 2020
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Let \(\Omega\) be a finite set of complex numbers. The main theorems of this article are on the number of monic trinomials (i.e, polynomials of the shape \(X^m + AX^n + B\), with \(m>n\) and \(A \neq 0\) and \(B\neq 0\)) vanishing at all elements of \(\Omega\). In the first theorem, a result of Evetrse, Schlickewei, and Schmidt on linear equations in multiplicative groups is used to show that if \(\Omega\) has at least \(3\) inequivalent elements, then the number of monic trinomials vanishing at every element of \(\Omega\) is bounded by an effective constant. Two complex numbers are called equivalent if their ratio is a root of unity. In the second theorem, assuming that the elements of \(\Omega\) generate an algebraic number field of degree \(d\), explicit upper bounds for the degree and height of trinomials vanishing at every element of \(\Omega\) are given. These bounds are expressed in terms of \(d\). The proof uses the theory of linear forms in logarithms.
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trinomials
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linear forms in logarithms
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linear forms in multiplicative groups
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logarithmic height
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