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On the Mahler-Lech-Skolem Theorem

Aleksei Lopatin

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This paper primarily discusses the proof of the Mahler-Lech-Skolem through the uses of p-adic analysis in its connection to Strassman's Theorem and p-adic interpolation. As this theorem is so closely related to p-adic analysis, we make a brief mention of the core concepts in p-a…

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