The rational-points conjecture for sparse missing digits on the unit circle

Let CC be the unit circle

C:x2+y2=1.C:x^2+y^2=1.

For sufficiently large integers pp, let D{0,,p1}2D\subset\{0,\dots,p-1\}^2 satisfy #D100\#D\leq100, and let Kp,D,lK_{p,D,l} denote the corresponding missing-digits set at level ll. Rational-points conjecture. The intersection CKp,D,lC\cap K_{p,D,l} contains only rational points for every l0l\geq0. This is posed as a concrete problem about the scarcity of points with small missing-digits sets on a curved manifold. No resolution is supplied.

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Primary source

Han Yu, “Missing digits points near manifolds”, arXiv:2309.00130 (2023).

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