An Approximation of Local Antiderivatives of Relative Differential on Arithmetic Surface
Abstract
Let ω be a relative differential on aithmetic surface X. We construct a family of rational functions Gx on XC, which can approximate local antiderivatives of ω over an open set on XC. From this family of functions, we construct a rational function G2 on X. The function G2 can generate an element in the ring of integers of a number field, which can approximate an inner product produced by ω and the conjugate of ω over an open set on XC. This will give a relation between the height of a rational curve EP on X and the canonical norm of ω on XC. This relation will give an upper bound for the height of EP under a few assumptions.
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