Generalized Lang-type conjecture for arithmetic fractals

Let XX be an irreducible variety over a finitely generated field KK, let FX(Kˉ)F\subset X(\bar K) be an arithmetic fractal on XX, and let ZZ be a reduced subscheme of XX. The Zariski closure of Z(Kˉ)FZ(\bar K)\cap F is a union of finitely many components BiB_i.

Arithmetic-fractal intersection conjecture. For each such component BiB_i, either BiB_i is a point, or Bi(Kˉ)FB_i(\bar K)\cap F is an arithmetic fractal with respect to some induced endomorphisms of BiB_i.

This conjecture is presented as a common framework for the theorems of Raynaud and Faltings, and would imply a generalized Lang conjecture for arithmetic fractals. Its resolution status is not specified in the source.

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Arash Rastegar, “Self-Similarity in Geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic”, arXiv:1211.4968 (2015).

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