scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1270843
The author formulates a conjecture generalizing both the \(abc\) conjecture of Masser and Oesterlé and the author's diophantine conjecture for algebraic points of bounded degree. It is also shown that the latter conjecture implies the new conjecture. That `new conjecture' stems from analogies with Nevanlinna theory. In particular, the \(abc\) conjecture corresponds to Nevanlinna's second main theorem with truncated counting functions applied to the divisor \([0]+[1]+[\infty]\) on \(\mathbb P^1\). A careful study of this paper will reward the reader with an efficient and succinct introduction to and summary of the terminolgy, notation, and many of the notions underlying the author's ideas.
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