Mordell's conjecture on rational points of curves

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Let kk be a number field and let XX be a smooth projective curve of genus g≥2g\ge 2 defined over kk. Mordell's conjecture. The set of rational points X(k)X(k) is finite. This is the finiteness statement now known as Faltings' theorem. It was proved by Faltings, so the conjecture is solved.

References

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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