Jet Ax-Schanuel conjecture for Shimura varieties

Let π:HS\pi:\mathbb{H}\rightarrow S be the uniformizing maps of a Shimura variety SS corresponding to a semisimple group GG. Let k2k\geq 2 and let VJkH×JkSV\subset J_k\mathbb{H}\times J_kS be a Shimura variety whose projection to SS is not contained in a weakly special subvariety. Assume moreover that, for a generic point vVv\in V, the projection of vv to J1SJ_1S does not lie in the image of any weakly special subvariety. Let UU be a positive-dimensional component of VΓkSV\cap\Gamma^S_k. Jet Ax-Schanuel conjecture. Then

dimV=dimU+dimG.\dim V=\dim U+\dim G.

This is a proposed derivative version of Ax-Schanuel for general Shimura varieties, motivated by the corresponding dimension calculation for S=AgS=\mathcal{A}_g. The source gives no resolution status.

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Jonathan Pila and Jacob Tsimerman, “Ax-Schanuel for the j-function”, arXiv:1412.8255 (2015).

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