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Main Authors: Checcoli, Sara, Veneziano, Francesco, Viada, Evelina
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Published: 2012
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/1204.1435
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author Checcoli, Sara
Veneziano, Francesco
Viada, Evelina
author_facet Checcoli, Sara
Veneziano, Francesco
Viada, Evelina
contents A deep conjecture on torsion anomalous varieties states that if $V$ is a weak-transverse variety in an abelian variety, then the complement $V^{ta}$ of all $V$-torsion anomalous varieties is open and dense in $V$. We prove some cases of this conjecture. We show that the $V$-torsion anomalous varieties of relative codimension one are non-dense in any weak-transverse variety $V$ embedded in a product of elliptic curves with CM. We give explicit uniform bounds in the dependence on $V$. As an immediate consequence we prove the conjecture for $V$ of codimension two in a product of CM elliptic curves. We also point out some implications on the effective Mordell-Lang Conjecture.
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spellingShingle On torsion anomalous intersections
Checcoli, Sara
Veneziano, Francesco
Viada, Evelina
Number Theory
11G50, 14G40
A deep conjecture on torsion anomalous varieties states that if $V$ is a weak-transverse variety in an abelian variety, then the complement $V^{ta}$ of all $V$-torsion anomalous varieties is open and dense in $V$. We prove some cases of this conjecture. We show that the $V$-torsion anomalous varieties of relative codimension one are non-dense in any weak-transverse variety $V$ embedded in a product of elliptic curves with CM. We give explicit uniform bounds in the dependence on $V$. As an immediate consequence we prove the conjecture for $V$ of codimension two in a product of CM elliptic curves. We also point out some implications on the effective Mordell-Lang Conjecture.
title On torsion anomalous intersections
topic Number Theory
11G50, 14G40
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1204.1435