Mazur's finite generation conjecture over cyclotomic extensions

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Let \ell be a rational prime, let KK be a number field, and let K=KQ,K_\infty=K\cdot\mathbb{Q}_{\infty,\ell} be the cyclotomic Z\mathbb{Z}_\ell-extension of KK. Let A/KA/K_\infty be an abelian variety. Mazur's conjecture. The group A(K)A(K_\infty) is finitely generated. This conjecture asks whether the Mordell–Weil theorem extends from number fields to cyclotomic Z\mathbb{Z}_\ell-extensions. It is known for certain elliptic curves, including elliptic curves over Q\mathbb{Q}, but remains open in general.

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Samir Siksek and Robin Visser, “Curves with few bad primes over cyclotomic Z_-extensions”, arXiv:2302.02514 (2023).

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