Twisted Thue equations with multiple exponents in fixed number fields

Abstract

Let K be a number field of degree d≥ 3 and fix s multiplicatively independent algebraic integers γ1, …, γs ∈ K* that fulfil some technical requirements, which can be vastly simplified to Q-linearly independence, given Schanuel's conjecture. We then consider the twisted Thue equation \[ |NK/Q(X-γ1t1·sγstsY)| = 1, \] and prove that it has only finitely many solutions (x,y, (t1, …, ts) ) with xy ≠ 0 and Q( γ1t1·s γsts ) = K, all of which are effectively computable.

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