The Zilber–Pink conjecture for curves in powers of the modular curve
The Zilber–Pink conjecture for curves in powers of the modular curve
Let denote the modular curve, and let be an irreducible curve that is not contained in a proper special subvariety of . For a special subvariety , write for its codimension. Zilber–Pink conjecture. The set
is finite, where the union ranges over all special subvarieties of of codimension at least . This is the predicted finiteness of atypical intersections for curves in powers of the modular curve; the stated special case is open without additional assumptions on .
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Primary source
Georgios Papas, “Supersingular reduction and strongly special intersections in powers of the modular curve”, arXiv:2605.00766 (2026).
Additional references
38 papers in this index state this conjecture (2005–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2603.20272, arXiv:2602.16433, arXiv:2512.04491, arXiv:2510.09603, arXiv:2507.16827, arXiv:2506.02900, arXiv:2504.00865, arXiv:2502.06366, arXiv:2502.03071, arXiv:2410.17755, arXiv:2406.16628, arXiv:2403.05481, and 25 more.
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