Lecture----数学院晨兴数学中心

Title:	Explain how to prove the height inequality on a given subvariety when the Betti map is a homeomorphism on a small neighborhood of the subvariety
Speaker:	Prof. Ziyang Gao (IMJ-PRG)
Time:	2018-8-30, 10:00-12:00
Place:	N818
Abstract:	In 1983, Faltings proved the Mordell conjecture: let $K$ be a number field and let $C$ be a curve over $K$ of genus $g \ge 2$, then $\#C(K)$ is finite. One wishes to look for a uniform bound for $\#C(K)$ (conjectured by Caporaso-Harris-Mazur). After a series of work by David-Philippon and R\'{e}mond, it is known that $\#C(K)$ is bounded above in terms of $g$, $[K:\mathbb{Q}]$, $\mathrm{rank}J(C)(K)$ and the Faltings height of $J(C)$ (denoted by $h_F(J(C))$). The goal of this series of lectures is to present an idea to remove the dependence on $h_F(J(C))$ and prove that $\#C(K) \le c(g,[K:\mathbb{Q}])^{\mathrm{rank}J(C)(K)}$ for some constant $c(g,[K:\mathbb{Q}]) > 0$. The crucial point is to prove a height inequality. This talk is to explain how it implies the desired bound. We will focus on $1$-parameter families.
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