Effective André–Oort-type conjecture for pairs of almost holomorphic modular values

Let VC2V\subseteq\mathbb{C}^2 be an algebraic curve defined over Q\mathbb{Q}. For quadratic points τ1,τ2H\tau_1,\tau_2\in\mathbb{H}, let did_i denote the absolute value of the discriminant of τi\tau_i.

Effective André–Oort-type conjecture. There are effectively computable constants ci=ci(V)c_i=c_i(V) such that whenever

(χ(τ1),χ(τ2))V,(\chi^*(\tau_1),\chi^*(\tau_2))\in V,

either

max(d1,d2)c1\max(d_1,d_2)\leq c_1

or there is a primitive integer matrix gg of determinant at most c2c_2 such that

τ2=gτ1.\tau_2=g\tau_1.

This is proposed as a more direct analogue of the effective André–Oort theorem for the modular invariant jj. The statement is not proved in the source, and its notation is understood from the surrounding discussion of quadratic points and modular relations.

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Primary source

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

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