Uniform boundedness conjecture for rational points on curves over complex function fields

Let L=C(B)L={\mathbb C}(B) be a complex function field and let g2g\geq 2. Let Cg(L){\mathcal C}_g(L) denote the set of nonsingular projective curves of genus gg defined over LL as in the source.

Uniform boundedness conjecture. For any complex function field LL and any integer g2g\geq 2 there exists a number Bg(L)B_g(L) such that for every CfCg(L)C\in{f{\mathcal C}_g(L)} one has

C(L)Bg(L).|C(L)|\leq B_g(L).

This is the function-field analogue of the uniformity questions discussed over number fields. The source gives no resolution status.

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Lucia Caporaso, “Moduli theory and arithmetic of algebraic varieties”, arXiv:math/0311465 (2003).

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