The abelian-closure conjecture for Property (N) of elliptic curves

Let EE be an elliptic curve defined over a number field KK. The field KabK^{\mathrm{ab}} is the compositum of all abelian extensions of KK, and Property (N)\mathrm{(N)} is the property under consideration for the group of KabK^{\mathrm{ab}}-rational points. The abelian-closure conjecture. Then, E(Kab)E(K^{\mathrm{ab}}) does not have Property (N)\mathrm{(N)}. This is known when EE has complex multiplication over KK, because E(Kab)torE(K^{\mathrm{ab}})_{\mathrm{tor}} is then infinite; the conjecture asserts the same conclusion for every elliptic curve over every number field.

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Jorge Mello and Min Sha, “On the properties of Northcott and Narkiewicz for elliptic curves”, arXiv:1911.08752 (2022).

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