On arithmetic general theorems for polarized varieties
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Abstract: We apply Schmidt's Subspace Theorem to establish Arithmetic General Theorems for projective varieties over number and function fields. Our first result extends an analogous result of M. Ru and P. Vojta. One aspect to its proof makes use of a filtration construction which appears in work of Autissier. Further, we consider work of M. Ru and J. T.-Y. Wang, which pertains to an extension of K. F. Roth's theorem for projective varieties in the sense of D. McKinnon and M. Roth. Motivated by these works, we establish our second Arithmetic General Theorem, namely a form of Roth's theorem for exceptional divisors. Finally, we observe that our results give, within the context of Fano varieties, a sufficient condition for validity of the main inequalities predicted by Vojta.
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