General Boyd-Lawton Theorems with Multivariable Limits
Wayne Aitken, Kimberly Ayers, and Hanson Smith

TL;DR
This paper develops a unified framework to extend Boyd-Lawton theorems from single-variable to multivariable Mahler measures, integrating recent advances and broadening their applicability.
Contribution
It introduces a cohesive approach to generalize single-variable Boyd-Lawton theorems to multivariable cases, combining previous extensions by Issa, Lalín, and others.
Findings
Unified multivariable Boyd-Lawton theorems framework
Extension of Issa and Lalín's results to multivariable setting
Broadened applicability of Mahler measure limits
Abstract
The classical Boyd-Lawton theorem concerning Mahler measures has recently been extended to multivariable limits by Brunault, Guilloux, Mehrabdollahei, and Pengo. In another direction, the single-variable Boyd-Lawton theorem has been generalized to various extensions of Mahler measure by Issa and Lal\'in. The goal of this paper is to present a cohesive framework for extending single-variable Boyd-Lawton theorems to multivariable Boyd-Lawton theorems. With this, we broaden the single-variable Boyd-Lawton theorems of Issa and Lal\'in to multivariable versions in the direction of Brunault, Guilloux, Mehrabdollahei, and Pengo, providing a generalization of both works.
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TopicsPoint processes and geometric inequalities · Mathematics and Applications · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
