The arithmetic weak Hilbert property conjecture

Let RR be an arithmetic ring with fraction field kk, and let X\mathcal{X} be a regular quasi-projective arithmetic scheme over RR. Write X(R)(1)\mathcal{X}(R)^{(1)} for the relevant set of integral points, and let Xk\mathcal{X}_k denote the generic fibre. Arithmetic weak Hilbert property conjecture. If X(R)(1)\mathcal{X}(R)^{(1)} is dense in Xk\mathcal{X}_k, then there is a generically finite extension S/RS/R such that XS\mathcal{X}_S has the weak Hilbert property over SS. This is proposed as a natural extension of Corvaja–Zannier's conjectures to quasi-projective arithmetic schemes. The source records several classes of examples for which it is proved, including smooth affine tori over rings of SS-integers and further varieties, but does not establish the conjecture in general.

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Cedric Luger, “Products of varieties with many integral points”, arXiv:2401.05203 (2025).

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