A note on the values of Mahler measure in quadratic fields

Abstract In this note, we prove that quadratic algebraic integers, except for trivial cases, are not Mahler measures of algebraic integers and we also answer in negative the question of A. Schinzel [9] whether $1+\sqrt {17}$ is a Mahler measure of an algebraic number.

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Canadian Mathematical Bulletin
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2025-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.4153/s0008439525000451
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advanced mathematical theories
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A note on the values of Mahler measure in quadratic fields

Yun Wang, Edward Dobrowolski
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Canadian Mathematical Bulletin
advanced mathematical theories
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A note on the values of Mahler measure in quadratic fields

Yun Wang, Edward Dobrowolski
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Abstract In this note, we prove that quadratic algebraic integers, except for trivial cases, are not Mahler measures of algebraic integers and we also answer in negative the question of A. Schinzel [9] whether $1+\sqrt {17}$ is a Mahler measure of an algebraic number.

Canadian Mathematical BulletinVol. 68(4)
University of Northern British Columbia (CA)
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advanced mathematical theories
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