Solving systems of equations of raising-to-powers type

Abstract We address special cases of the analogues of the exponential algebraic closedness conjecture relative to the exponential maps of semiabelian varieties and to the modular j function. In particular, we show that the graph of the exponential of an abelian variety intersects products of rotund varieties in which the subvariety of the domain is a sufficiently generic linear subspace, and that the graph of j intersects products of free broad varieties in which the subvariety of the domain is a Möbius subvariety.

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Israel Journal of Mathematics
Published
2025-07-30
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11856-025-2778-2
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Polynomial and algebraic computation
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Solving systems of equations of raising-to-powers type

Francesco Paolo Gallinaro
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Israel Journal of Mathematics
Polynomial and algebraic computation
1.50
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Solving systems of equations of raising-to-powers type

Francesco Paolo Gallinaro
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Abstract

Abstract We address special cases of the analogues of the exponential algebraic closedness conjecture relative to the exponential maps of semiabelian varieties and to the modular j function. In particular, we show that the graph of the exponential of an abelian variety intersects products of rotund varieties in which the subvariety of the domain is a sufficiently generic linear subspace, and that the graph of j intersects products of free broad varieties in which the subvariety of the domain is a Möbius subvariety.

Israel Journal of MathematicsVol. 270(1)
University of Leeds (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Polynomial and algebraic computation
1.50
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