For every $P \in [x_1^{\pm 1}, \ldots, x_d^{\pm 1}] \setminus {0}\varepsilon > 0$, we prove that there are a computable function and a finite union $Z = Z(d,\varepsilon,\deg{P},h(P))\boldsymbol{\mu} T \subsetneq _m^dN \in ZM\boldsymbol{\zeta} \in \mu_N^d|P(\boldsymbol{\zeta})| < e^{-\varepsilon \phi(N)}$. This extends a well known structural theorem from torsion points lying exactly on a variety to torsion points lying very near to the subvariety. As a consequence, we prove that the averages of over converge as to the Mahler measure of . By the work of B. Kitchens, D. Lind, K. Schmidt and T. Ward, the convergence consequence amounts to the following statement in dynamics: For every Noetherian -action by automorphisms of a compact abelian group having a finite topological entropy , the exponential growth rate of the number of connected components of the group of -periodic points of exists as , and equals the topological entropy . Moreover, it follows that all weak- limit measures of the push-forwards of the Haar measures on , under any a sequence of positive integers , are measures of maximum entropy . Our main arithmetic result extends to Diophantine approximation by points of sufficiently small canonical height. It is best possible in such a generality, where an exceptional set is an inevitable feature.

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