Density threshold for typical Hodge loci in the Torelli locus

Let g4g\geqslant4 be an integer, let SAgS\subset\mathcal A_g be a closed Hodge generic subvariety of dimension qq, and let V\mathbb V be the induced polarizable Z\mathbb Z-VHS on SS. The Torelli-locus typical-density conjecture. The typical Hodge locus of SS for V\mathbb V is analytically dense if and only if qg1q\geqslant g-1. When this holds, the Hecke translates of Ag1×A1\mathcal A_{g-1}\times\mathcal A_1 in Ag\mathcal A_g intersect SS in an analytically dense subset. This predicts the precise dimension threshold for density in the Siegel modular variety and identifies the largest relevant strict special subvarieties.

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Nazim Khelifa and David Urbanik, “Existence and density of typical Hodge loci”, arXiv:2303.16179 (2024).

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