Some notes on the regular graph defined by Schmidt and Summerer and uniform approximation

Abstract

Within the study of parametric geometry of numbers W. Schmidt and L. Summerer introduced so-called regular graphs. Roughly speaking the successive minima functions for the classical simultaneous Diophantine approximation problem have a very special pattern if the vector ζ induces a regular graph. The regular graph is in particular of interest due to a conjecture by Schmidt and Summer concerning classic approximation constants. This paper aims to provide several new results on the behavior of the successive minima functions for the regular graph. Moreover, we improve the best known upper bounds for the classic approximation constants wn(ζ), valid uniformly for all transcendental ζ, provided that the Schmidt-Summerer conjecture is true.

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