2015
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1505.06708
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A family of Thue equations involving powers of units of the simplest cubic fields

Abstract: A family of Thue equations involving powers of units of the simplest cubic fields par Claude Levesque et Michel WaldschmidtRésumé. E. Thomas fut l'un des premiers à résoudre une famille infinie d'équations de Thue, lorsqu'il a considéré les formesCette famille est associée à la famille des corps cubiques les plus simples Q(λ) de D. Shanks, λ étant une racine de F n (X, 1). Nous introduisons dans cette famille un second paramètre en remplaçant les racines du polynôme minimal F n (X, 1) de λ par les puissances a… Show more

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“…Our Theorem 2 also improves the main result of [7]: we remove the assumption that the unit is totally real (besides, the result of [7] is not explicit in terms of the heights and regulator). We also notice that the part (iii) of Theorem 1.1 of [8] follows from our Theorem 2. The main result of [9] does not assume that the twists are done by a group of units of rank 1, but it needs a strong assumption which does not occur here, namely that the field K has at most one real embedding.…”
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“…Our Theorem 2 also improves the main result of [7]: we remove the assumption that the unit is totally real (besides, the result of [7] is not explicit in terms of the heights and regulator). We also notice that the part (iii) of Theorem 1.1 of [8] follows from our Theorem 2. The main result of [9] does not assume that the twists are done by a group of units of rank 1, but it needs a strong assumption which does not occur here, namely that the field K has at most one real embedding.…”
Section: Introduction and The Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…• for the simplest fields of degree 3 (see [8]), and also for the simplest fields of degrees 4 and 6;…”
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