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Twisted Diophantine Approximation II: Uniform Theory

Taehyeong Kim·Vasiliy Neckrasov
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We develop a general method for uniform twisted metric Diophantine approximation with an arbitrary fixed real matrix. Using all successive minima of the associated diagonal lattice trajectory, we estimate lattice-point counts, accounting for clustering in every direction. Ratios of these counts give exact Hausdorff dimensions of sets of twisted $ψ$-Dirichlet vectors for a large class of functions $ψ$, including all except finitely many power functions {$T^{-τ}$, $τ>0$}. We obtain Hausdorff dimension formulae for the endpoint sets obtained by taking the intersection and union of the sets of twisted $cψ$-Dirichlet vectors over $c>0$, and prove that taking the intersections causes no dimension drop. Furthermore, we obtain Hausdorff dimensions of level sets of the uniform Diophantine exponent. In addition, we prove zero-full laws for general Hausdorff measures of $ψ$-Dirichlet sets. Applications recover the one-dimensional Kim-Liao formulae, strengthen Aggarwal's escape-of-mass upper bound, reproduce the metric criteria of Moshchevitin and the second author and give certain extensions of the above statements.

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Taehyeong Kim, Vasiliy Neckrasov. 2026-09-29. Twisted Diophantine Approximation II: Uniform Theory. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.36412

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