The approximation to algebraic numbers by rationals
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- Diophantine approximation on algebraic varieties
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- Counting solutions to trinomial Thue equations: a different approach
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- Geometry of Diophantine exponents
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- Continued fractions of cubic Laurent series and their effective irrationality exponents
- Absolute bound on the number of solutions of certain Diophantine equations of Thue and Thue-Mahler type
- Approximating rational points on surfaces
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- Diophantine approximation and the subspace theorem
- Dyson's lemma for polynomials in several variables (and the theorem of Roth)
- Dyson's lemma without tears
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