Lie-algebraic form of the generalized Mazur conjecture

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Let AA be a simple abelian variety over Q‾\overline{\mathbb{Q}}, and let Γ⊂A(Q‾)\Gamma\subset A(\overline{\mathbb{Q}}) be a subgroup of positive rank. Let CC be the closure of Γ\Gamma in A(C)A(\mathbb{C}) for the analytic topology, and let CoC^o be the connected component of unity of CC. Write a=Lie⁡A\mathfrak a=\operatorname{Lie}A and K=Q‾∩RK=\overline{\mathbb{Q}}\cap\mathbb{R}. Lie-algebraic generalized Mazur conjecture. There exists a KK-subspace c⊂a\mathfrak c\subset\mathfrak a such that

Co=exp⁡A(c⊗KR).C^o=\operatorname{exp}_A(\mathfrak c\otimes_K\mathbb{R}).

The source states this as an equivalent formulation of the preceding conjecture, relating analytic closures to subspaces defined over the real algebraic field KK. No resolution is supplied.

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Aleksander Lech Momot, “Density of rational points on commutative group varieties and small transcendence degree (long version)”, arXiv:1011.3368 (2011).

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