Abstract
The main point of the paper is to take the explicit motivic Chabauty-Kim
method developed in papers of Dan-Cohen–Wewers and Dan-Cohen and the author and make it work for non-rational curves. In particular, we calculate the abstract form of an element of the Chabauty-Kim ideal for Z[1/ℓ]-points on a punctured elliptic curve, and lay some groundwork for certain kinds of higher genus curves. For this purpose, we develop an “explicit Tannakian Chabauty-Kim method” using Qℓ-Tannakian categories of Galois representations in place of Q-linear motives. future work, we intend to use this method to explicitly apply the Chabauty-Kim method to a curve of positive genus in a situation where Quadratic Chabauty does not apply.
method developed in papers of Dan-Cohen–Wewers and Dan-Cohen and the author and make it work for non-rational curves. In particular, we calculate the abstract form of an element of the Chabauty-Kim ideal for Z[1/ℓ]-points on a punctured elliptic curve, and lay some groundwork for certain kinds of higher genus curves. For this purpose, we develop an “explicit Tannakian Chabauty-Kim method” using Qℓ-Tannakian categories of Galois representations in place of Q-linear motives. future work, we intend to use this method to explicitly apply the Chabauty-Kim method to a curve of positive genus in a situation where Quadratic Chabauty does not apply.
| Original language | English |
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| DOIs | |
| State | Published - 16 Feb 2021 |
Keywords
- math.NT
- math.AG
- 14G05 (Primary), 11F80, 19F27
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