Abstract
Though we cannot improve on the upper bound in Dirichlet's approximation theorem,Kaindl has shown that the upper bound can be lowered fromtn totn−tn−1−tn−2−...−t−1, if we admit equality. We show thatKaindl's upper bound is lowest possible in this case. The result is then generalized to linear forms.
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