The Rasmussen–Tamagawa finiteness conjecture for heavenly abelian varieties

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Let KK be a number field and let g≥0g\geq 0. For a rational prime ℓ\ell, let H(K,g,ℓ)\mathcal{H}(K,g,\ell) be the set of KK-isomorphism classes of gg-dimensional abelian varieties that are heavenly at ℓ\ell, and define

H(K,g):={([A]K,ℓ):[A]K∈H(K,g,ℓ)}.\mathcal{H}(K,g):=\bigl\{\bigl([A]_K,\ell\bigr):[A]_K\in\mathcal{H}(K,g,\ell)\bigr\}.

Rasmussen–Tamagawa conjecture. The set H(K,g)\mathcal{H}(K,g) is finite for any choice of KK and gg. This strengthens the known finiteness of H(K,g,ℓ)\mathcal{H}(K,g,\ell) when the prime ℓ\ell is fixed; it remains open, although substantial progress is known.

References

Primary source

Cam McLeman and Christopher Rasmussen, “Heavenly elliptic curves over quadratic fields”, arXiv:2410.18389 (2026).

Additional references

6 papers in this index state this conjecture (2010–2024). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2310.11100, arXiv:2208.04170, arXiv:1305.5241, arXiv:1211.0599, arXiv:1003.5029.

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