Diophantine approximation with constraints
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Abstract: Following Schmidt, Thurnheer and Bugeaud-Kristensen, we study how Dirichlet's theorem on linear forms needs to be modified when one requires that the vectors of coefficients of the linear forms make a bounded acute angle with respect to a fixed proper non-zero subspace of . Assuming that the point of that we are approximating has linearly independent coordinates over , we obtain best possible exponents of approximation which surprisingly depend only on the dimension of . Our estimates are derived by reduction to a result of Thurnheer, while their optimality follows from a new general construction in parametric geometry of numbers involving angular constraints.
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