Zilber–Pink in a product of modular curves assuming multiplicative degeneration

We prove the Zilber–Pink conjecture for curves in Y(1)n whose Zariski closure in (P1)n passes through the point (∞,…,∞), going beyond the asymmetry condition of Habegger and Pila. Our proof is based on a height bound following André’s G-functions method. The principal novelty is that we exploit relations between evaluations of G-functions at unboundedly many non-Archimedean places.

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Duke Mathematical Journal
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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.1215/00127094-2025-0011
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2
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Finite Group Theory Research
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10.66

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Zilber–Pink in a product of modular curves assuming multiplicative degeneration

Martin Orr, Christopher Daw
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Duke Mathematical Journal
Finite Group Theory Research
10.66
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Zilber–Pink in a product of modular curves assuming multiplicative degeneration

Martin Orr, Christopher Daw
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Abstract

We prove the Zilber–Pink conjecture for curves in Y(1)n whose Zariski closure in (P1)n passes through the point (∞,…,∞), going beyond the asymmetry condition of Habegger and Pila. Our proof is based on a height bound following André’s G-functions method. The principal novelty is that we exploit relations between evaluations of G-functions at unboundedly many non-Archimedean places.

Duke Mathematical JournalVol. 174(13)
University of Manchester (GB), Reading Museum (GB), University of Reading (GB)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Finite Group Theory Research
10.66
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