The Vojta–Hall–Lang height bound for integral points on hyperelliptic curves

Let d3d\geq 3, let fZ[x]f\in\mathbb{Z}[x] have degree dd and nonzero discriminant, and let x,yZx,y\in\mathbb{Z} satisfy

y2=f(x).y^2=f(x).

Vojta–Hall–Lang conjecture. There exist constants C1=C1(d)C_1=C_1(d) and C2=C2(d)C_2=C_2(d) such that

h(x)C1h(f)+C2.h(x)\leq C_1\cdot h(f)+C_2.

This is the conjectural height estimate used to obtain uniform control of integral points in the dynamical argument; the supplied text gives no resolution status or explicit values for the constants.

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Wade Hindes, “The Vojta conjecture implies Galois rigidity in dynamical families”, arXiv:1412.8206 (2014).

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