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... Z/2Z In the former case, the proposition follows from the theorem of Datskovsky and Wright [6] on thenumberof cubic extensions ofnumber fields (More precisely, EXTENSIONS OF A NUMBER FIELD 737 ... math.GR/05 011 98 [2] M Bhargava, The density of discriminants of quartic rings and fields, Ann of Math 1 62 (20 05), 10 31 10 63 [3] ——— , The density ofof discriminants of quintic rings and fields, Ann of ... EXTENSIONS OF A NUMBER FIELD 729 Finally, we need a straightforward fact about pointsof low height on the complements of hypersurfaces Lemma 2. 4 Letfbe a polynomial of degree d in variables x1 ,...
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... M = f M1 ,Pk +1 ≤ f M1 ,g(M) ≤ f M,g(M) , (2. 11 ) from which it follows that M1 = M, Pk +1 = g(M) (2. 12 ) In a similar fashion, we may obtain that f M,g(M) = M = M1 = f M2 ,Pk +2 ≤ f M2 ,g(M) ≤ f M,g(M) ... Every positive solution of (1 .2) converges to a positive equilibrium (x, y) of (1 .2) satisfying (1. 3) as n → ∞ Proof of Theorem 1.1 In this section we will prove Theorem 1.1 To this we need the following ... − ε), if j ∈ {k + 1, ,2k + 1} (2. 17 ) From (1 .2) and (2. 17 ), we have yls −k = f yls −k 1 ,xls −2k 1 < f g(M − ε),M − ε = g(M − ε) (2. 18 ) Also (1 .2) , (2. 17 ) and (2. 18 ) implies xls +1 = f xls ,...