An effective lower bound for the height of algebraic numbers
arXiv:1211.3110 · doi:10.4064/aa-74-1-81-95
Abstract
We prove that if is a non-zero algebraic number of degree which is not a root of unity, then $dh(α)>(1/4) (\log(\log (d))/\log(d))^3.
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