The Absolute Subspace Theorem, a vast generalization and a quantitative improvement of Schmidt’s Subspace Theorem, was first established by Evertse and Schlickewei and then strengthened remarkably by Evertse and Ferretti. We study quantitative generalizations and extensions of subspace theorems in various contexts. We establish a generalization of Evertse and Ferretti’s Absolute Subspace Theorem for hyperplanes in general position. We obtain improved (non-absolute) Quantitative Subspace Theorems for hyperplanes in general position and in subgeneral position. We show a Semi-quantitative Subspace Theorem for hyperplanes in non-subdegenerate position.
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