Habegger's height conjecture for modularly related points

Let CA2C\subset \mathbb{A}^2 be an irreducible algebraic curve defined over Q\overline{\mathbb{Q}} that is not special. Let s=(s1,s2)s=(s_1,s_2) be a point of C(Q)C(\overline{\mathbb{Q}}) satisfying ΦM(s1,s2)=0\Phi_M(s_1,s_2)=0 for some positive integer MM, where ΦM\Phi_M is the relevant modular polynomial and hh is the logarithmic height. Habegger's height conjecture. There exists a positive constant cc such that, for all such points,

h(s)cmax{1,log(M)}.h(s)\leq c\max\{1,\log(M)\}.

This conjecture concerns the height of modularly related points on a non-special curve and is presented as a strengthening of the height bound used by Habegger and Pila. The source does not provide evidence of a resolution.

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Christopher Daw and Martin Orr, “Zilber-Pink in a product of modular curves assuming multiplicative degeneration”, arXiv:2208.06338 (2025).

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