Salem numbers as Mahler measures of nonreciprocal units
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The author studies the set \(L_0\) consisting of Mahler measures of non-reciprocal polynomials \(f\in \mathbb Z[X]\), shows in Sect. 3 that the Mahler measure of \(X^4+(kX-1)^2\) is of degree 4, being a root of \(X^4-k^2X^3=2X^2-k^2X+1\), thus \(L_0\) contains infinitely many Salem numbers of degree \(4\), and establishes in Sect. 4 that \(L_0\) contains infinitely many Salem numbers of degree \(4m+2\) for \(m=1,2,\dots\).
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- Galois theory of Salem polynomials
- Corps de nombres engendrés par un nombre de Salem
- Mahler measures of Pisot and Salem type numbers
- On Salem half-norms
- Wandering points for the Mahler measure
- Topology of zero sets of polynomials with square discriminant
- On the behavior of Mahler's measure under iteration
- On the distribution of Salem numbers
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