Lang's conjecture on rational points of hyperbolic varieties

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Let YY be a projective variety defined over a number field kk. Write YCY_\mathbb{C} for its base change to C\mathbb{C}, and let LL be a number field extending kk. A complex projective variety is hyperbolic if every holomorphic map f ⁣:CYCf\colon\mathbb{C}\to Y_\mathbb{C} is constant. Lang's conjecture. If YCY_\mathbb{C} is hyperbolic, then

Y(L) is finiteY(L)\text{ is finite}

for every number field LL extending kk. This conjecture predicts a strong connection between Brody hyperbolicity and arithmetic finiteness of rational points; its status is not established in the supplied source.

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Natalia Garcia-Fritz and Hector Pasten, “Algebroid maps and hyperbolicity of symmetric powers”, arXiv:2406.00835 (2024).

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