Mordell's conjecture on rational points of curves
Mordell's conjecture on rational points of curves
Let be a number field and let be a smooth projective curve of genus defined over . Mordell's conjecture. The set of rational points is finite. This is the finiteness statement now known as Faltings' theorem. It was proved by Faltings, so the conjecture is solved.
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Primary source
Natalia Garcia-Fritz and Hector Pasten, “A note on Bremner's conjecture and uniformity”, arXiv:2604.04850 (2026).
Additional references
5 papers in this index state this conjecture (2016–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2006.01774, arXiv:2005.07919, arXiv:1910.12755, arXiv:1602.04097.
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