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Integral division points on curves
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 September 2013
Abstract
Let $k$ be a number field with algebraic closure
$ \overline{k} $, and let
$S$ be a finite set of primes of
$k$ containing all the infinite ones. Let
$E/ k$ be an elliptic curve,
${\mit{\Gamma} }_{0} $ be a finitely generated subgroup of
$E( \overline{k} )$, and
$\mit{\Gamma} \subseteq E( \overline{k} )$ the division group attached to
${\mit{\Gamma} }_{0} $. Fix an effective divisor
$D$ of
$E$ with support containing either: (i) at least two points whose difference is not torsion; or (ii) at least one point not in
$\mit{\Gamma} $. We prove that the set of ‘integral division points on
$E( \overline{k} )$’, i.e., the set of points of
$\mit{\Gamma} $ which are
$S$-integral on
$E$ relative to
$D, $ is finite. We also prove the
${ \mathbb{G} }_{\mathrm{m} } $-analogue of this theorem, thereby establishing the 1-dimensional case of a general conjecture we pose on integral division points on semi-abelian varieties.
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