Laws of the iterated logarithm for -time Brownian motion.
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Laws of the iterated logarithm for -time Brownian motion.
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Explicit lower bounds for linear forms in two logarithms
Nicolas Gouillon (2006)
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We give an explicit lower bound for linear forms in two logarithms. For this we specialize the so-called Schneider method with multiplicity described in []. We substantially improve the numerical constants involved in existing statements for linear forms in two logarithms, obtained from Baker’s method or Schneider’s method with multiplicity. Our constant is around instead of .