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The arithmetic version of Anderson localization (AL), i.e., AL with explicit arithmetic description on both the localization frequency and the localization phase, was first given by Jitomirskaya cite{J} for the almost Mathieu operators (AMO). Later, the result was generalized by Bourgain and Jitomirskaya cite{bj02} to a class of {it one dimensional} quasi-periodic long-range operators. In this paper, we propose a novel approach based on an arithmetic version of Aubry duality and quantitative reducibility. Our method enables us to prove the same result for the class of quasi-periodic long-range operators in {it all dimensions}, which includes cite{J, bj02} as special cases.
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