Bogomolov conjecture for Drinfeld modules

Let ϕ:AK{τ}\phi:A\rightarrow K\{\tau\} be a Drinfeld module of generic characteristic with EndKsep(ϕ)=A\operatorname{End}_{K^{\operatorname{sep}}}(\phi)=A, and let XX be an irreducible KsepK^{\operatorname{sep}}-subvariety of Gag\mathbb{G}_a^g, where g1g\geq 1. For each n1n\geq 1, define

Xn:={xX(Ksep)h^(x)<1n}.X_n:=\{x\in X(K^{\operatorname{sep}})\mid \operatorname{\widehat{h}}(x)<\frac{1}{n}\}.

Bogomolov conjecture. If XnX_n is Zariski dense in XX for every n1n\geq 1, then XX is a torsion subvariety of Gag\mathbb{G}_a^g. This is presented as a consequence of the proposed small-height equidistribution statement and is the Drinfeld-module analogue of the Bogomolov conjecture.

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Dragos Ghioca, “Equidistribution for torsion points of a Drinfeld module”, arXiv:math/0512549 (2005).

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