Acta Mathematica · 1982 · 198 citations · 4 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsGeometryMathematical PhysicsNumber TheoryArithmetic GeometryComplex NumbersEuclidean GeometryGeometric ApproximationDisjoint SetsGeometry Of Complex NumbersIndependenceKhintchine's TheoremQuadratic Fields
This paper is based on the principle that probabalistic independence of certain sets in Euclidean space is forced by a disjoint collection of spheres in a Euclidean space of one higher dimension. (See Figure This principle allows a new proof of (a new variant of) Khintchine's approximation theorem for almost all reals by rationals w 3. The new proof extends naturally to the approximation of almost all complex numbers by ratios of integers p/q,p, q E 0(~ / -d ) in imaginary quadratic fields.
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