Closed sets of Mahler measures
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Abstract: Given a -variable Laurent polynomial , any integer matrix naturally defines an -variable Laurent polynomial I prove that for fixed the set of all the logarithmic Mahler measures of for all is a closed subset of the real line. Moreover, the matrices can be assumed to be of a special form, which I call Primitive Hermite Normal Form. Furthermore, if has integer coefficients and contains then is an isolated point of this set. I also show that, for a given bound , the set of all Mahler measures of integer polynomials in any number of variables and having length (sum of the moduli of its coefficients) at most is closed. Again, is an isolated point of . These results constitute evidence consistent with a conjecture of Boyd from 1980 to the effect that the union of all sets for is closed, with an isolated point of .
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