Gap Theorems
Gap Theorems
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. . , ai-i) = 0.
We multiply it by (ziz^. -. Z. -i)''. Then the coefficients of the following equivalent equa- tion will be integral: (z, 22... Z, -, )''L, xf+... + (z, Z2... 2, -, )''C, = 0.
It equivalents to or where /, =>?+. •+((21^2. ••z. -iri. R"'(ziZ2--z. -irc, =o, y, = (z]22... Z, -, )''iiAr, Z, = (zi22...^, -l)''^, ^0 a, =y, /z, .
Since each Uj in the coefficients of F, has degree ^d, each coefficient in the above equa- tion can be expressed as a polynomial in yi, >'2. ->>'i with ration...al integer coefficients. So does Zi.
We are going to figure out how complicated these y, and z, are, i. E. , to give some upper bounds for their weights and degrees (as polynomials of )'i, y2»--->>'i)- The following are some simple analysis.
Lemma 1. The weight of z, w(z, ), is bounded by (the argument z, is considered as an expres- sion, not a value) Proof. Obviously, Z] = Li, therefore h'(zi)sw. This is the basis. Inductively, since z, + i = (ziZ2... Z, )''l, + i, we have >v(r, +, )^(w(zi)...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . , ai-i) = 0.
We multiply it by (ziz^. -. Z. -i)''. Then the coefficients of the following equivalent equa- tion will be integral: (z, 22... Z, -, )''L, xf+... + (z, Z2... 2, -, )''C, = 0.
It equivalents to or where /, =>?+. •+((21^2. ••z. -iri. R"'(ziZ2--z. -irc, =o, y, = (z]22... Z, -, )''iiAr, Z, = (zi22...^, -l)''^, ^0 a, =y, /z, .
Since each Uj in the coefficients of F, has degree ^d, each coefficient in the above equa- tion can be expressed as a polynomial in yi, >'2. ->>'i with ration...al integer coefficients. So does Zi.
We are going to figure out how complicated these y, and z, are, i. E. , to give some upper bounds for their weights and degrees (as polynomials of )'i, y2»--->>'i)- The following are some simple analysis.
Lemma 1. The weight of z, w(z, ), is bounded by (the argument z, is considered as an expres- sion, not a value) Proof. Obviously, Z] = Li, therefore h'(zi)sw. This is the basis. Inductively, since z, + i = (ziZ2... Z, )''l, + i, we have >v(r, +, )^(w(zi)...
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Hong to read onlineMoreLess
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