The modified log Manin conjecture for geometrically A1\mathbb A^1-connected varieties

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Let (X‾,Δ)(\underline{X},\Delta) be a log pair and set U‾=X‾∖Supp⁡(Δ)\underline{U}=\underline{X}\setminus\operatorname{Supp}(\Delta). Assume that U‾\underline{U} is geometrically A1\mathbb A^1-connected. Modified log Manin conjecture. Santens's log Manin conjecture for integral points holds under the additional assumption that U‾\underline{U} is geometrically A1\mathbb A^1-connected. The conjecture modifies Santens's formulation by replacing the assumption F‾[U‾]×=F‾×\overline{F}[\underline{U}]^\times=\overline{F}^\times with geometric A1\mathbb A^1-connectedness; the paper proposes this condition because the preceding example shows that trivial geometric units do not generally imply A1\mathbb A^1-connectedness.

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Qile Chen, Brian Lehmann and Sho Tanimoto, “Manin's conjecture for semi-integral curves and A^1-connectedness”, arXiv:2605.19898 (2026).

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