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Adelic line bundles on quasi-projective varieties

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arxiv 2105.13587 v9 pith:II2PKJX5 submitted 2021-05-28 math.NT math.AG

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In this book, we establish a theory of adelic line bundles over quasi-projective varieties over finitely generated fields. Besides definitions of adelic line bundles, we consider their intersection theory, volume theory, and height theory, and apply these to study heights of algebraic points of quasi-projective varieties.

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