Abstract

Up to now Baker’s method was the only one to yield lower bounds for linear forms in logarithms of algebraic numbers, at least when the number of logarithms is bigger than 2. We propose here other methods. While Baker’s work is a generalization of Gel’fond’s solution of Hilbert’s problem, our approach is based on Schneider’s solution of this problem. This first paper is devoted to the “dual” of a proof due to N. Hirata of a lower bound for linear forms in a commutative algebraic group (here we consider only the usual logarithms). In a subsequent paper we shall develop the “dual” of Baker’s method.

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