Collinear triples conjecture for pairs of almost holomorphic modular values

Let χ\chi^* be the almost holomorphic modular function appearing in the paper. For quadratic points τiH\tau_i\in\mathbb{H}, define

P1=(χ(τ1),χ(τ2)),P2=(χ(τ3),χ(τ4)),P3=(χ(τ5),χ(τ6)).P_1=(\chi^*(\tau_1),\chi^*(\tau_2)),\qquad P_2=(\chi^*(\tau_3),\chi^*(\tau_4)),\qquad P_3=(\chi^*(\tau_5),\chi^*(\tau_6)).

Collinear triples conjecture. There are only finitely many triples with the PiP_i pairwise distinct and lying on a straight line which is neither horizontal, vertical nor the diagonal x=yx=y.

This is proposed as a stronger analogue of the paper's finiteness theorem for collinear triples of points of the form (j(τ),χ(τ))(j(\tau),\chi^*(\tau)); the proposed statement remains unproved in the source.

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Haden Spence, “Effective André-Oort Type Results for Almost Holomorphic Modular Funcions”, arXiv:1904.03432 (2019).

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