The CM-point characterization conjecture

Let (G,X,Γ)(G,X,\Gamma) be a real Shimura datum and let WSΓW\subset S_\Gamma be an irreducible algebraic subvariety. A CM-point is a point of SΓS_\Gamma at which the Mumford–Tate group of the induced integral variation of Hodge structure is commutative. The CM-point characterization conjecture. The subvariety WW contains a Zariski dense set of CM-points if and only if it is special and arithmetic. The source identifies this as a special case of Klingler's conjecture and as a consequence predicted by the preceding Z\mathbb{Z}-special-point conjecture; it remains open there.

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Gregorio Baldi and Emmanuel Ullmo, “Special subvarieties of non-arithmetic ball quotients and Hodge Theory”, arXiv:2005.03524 (2023).

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