Transcendental Number Theory

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Transcendental Number Theory is a mathematical monograph by Alan Baker that develops methods for studying transcendental and algebraic numbers, particularly through linear forms in logarithms.

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instanceOf book
mathematical monograph
author Alan Baker NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
field number theory
transcendental number theory
focusesOn Baker’s theory of linear forms in logarithms
Diophantine approximation NERFINISHED
applications to Diophantine equations
effective results in transcendence theory
lower bounds for linear forms in logarithms
hasAudience graduate students in mathematics
researchers in number theory
hasAuthorNationality British
hasTopic Baker-type bounds
algebraic independence
applications to exponential Diophantine equations
auxiliary functions in transcendence theory
estimates for logarithmic forms
heights of algebraic numbers
linear forms in complex logarithms
p-adic linear forms in logarithms
transcendence proofs
influenced development of effective Diophantine methods
later research in transcendental number theory
influencedBy Gelfond–Schneider theorem NERFINISHED
work of Aleksandr Gelfond
work of Theodor Schneider
language English
mainSubject algebraic numbers
linear forms in logarithms
transcendental numbers
notableFor influencing proofs of finiteness results for Diophantine equations
providing effective bounds in transcendence problems
systematic development of linear forms in logarithms
publicationYear 1975
publisher Cambridge University Press NERFINISHED
relatedTo Diophantine equations NERFINISHED
algebraic number theory
analytic number theory
relatedWork A. Baker’s papers on linear forms in logarithms
series Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics NERFINISHED

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Alan Baker notablePublication Transcendental Number Theory