Two estimates concerning classical diophantine approximation constants
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Abstract: In this paper we aim to prove two inequalities involving the classical approximation constants that stem from the simultaneous approximation problem , , on the one side and the constants connected to approximation with algebraic numbers of degree on the other side. We concretely prove and . The first result is due to W. Schmidt, however our method of proving it allows to derive the other inequality as a dual result. Finally we will discuss estimates of uniformly in depending only on as an application.
The author investigates classical approximation constants concerning simultaneous diophantine approximation \(| \zeta^j x - y_j | \) with \(1 \leq j \leq n\), and concerning approximation with algebraic numbers of degree \(\leq n\). The paper contains new proofs of classical results of \textit{H. Davenport} and \textit{W. M. Schmidt} [Acta Arith. 15, 393--416 (1969; Zbl 0186.08603)] based on interesting geometric estimates. Furthermore, the author observes a certain uniformity of the bounds with respect to \(\zeta\).
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