arXiv:2111.12259v1
Abstract
We prove a result related to Dirichlet spectrum for simultaneous approximation to two real numbers in Euclidean norm and badly or very well approximability.
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01Statements3 reported findingsCorrect
The Dirichlet-spectrum realization by vectors with arbitrarily large best-denominator ratios and the approximation by badly approximable vectors are correct.
The general inductive cylinders realize the prescribed interval data
Pages 6–22 · Theorem 3 and Sections 6–11 · arXiv:2111.12259v1
The recursive choice of primitive lattice points keeps the normalized cylinder volumes inside the prescribed shrinking intervals, while the empty-cylinder and determinant conditions identify the complete best-approximation sequence. The bounds on the auxiliary parameters give the asserted control of consecutive heights at every stage.
Full paper, version 1 ↗Every Dirichlet-spectrum value is realized with arbitrarily large denominator ratios
Pages 4 and 7 · Theorem 1 and its deduction from Theorem 3 · arXiv:2111.12259v1
Choosing shrinking parameter intervals with limit fixes the limiting normalized volume at the prescribed spectrum value. The free integer parameters can simultaneously be taken so large that dominates the arbitrary function . Thus the constructed vector has the stated Dirichlet value and is not badly approximable.
The bounded-ratio realization has the stated quadratic dependence
Pages 5 and 7 · Theorem 2 and its deduction from Theorem 3 · arXiv:2111.12259v1
With constant interval width proportional to and the explicit admissible choice of , Theorem 3 places the Dirichlet value between and . The displayed parameter bounds give , while Proposition 3 confirms that the order is the appropriate scale.
02Proofs1 reported findingCorrect
The general construction theorem is proved in full, and its deductions of Theorems 1 and 2 are correct and complete.
Every induction condition is propagated
Pages 7–22 · proof of Theorem 3 and deductions · arXiv:2111.12259v1
The admissible annuli remain nonempty, the selected primitive vector satisfies the volume interval, and the accompanying planes contain exactly the stated integer points. The convergence of normalized directions produces a vector whose best approximations are precisely the constructed sequence, so the limiting spectral calculations are justified.
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