Statistics in arithmetic dynamics
Myrto Mavraki (Harvard University)
Abstract: We begin with an introduction to arithmetic dynamics and heights attached to rational maps. We then introduce a dynamical version of Lang's conjecture concerning the minimal canonical height of non-torsion rational points in elliptic curves (due to Silverman) as well as a conjectural analogue of Mazur/Merel's theorem on uniform bounds of rational torsion points in elliptic curves (due to Morton-Silverman). It is likely that the two conjectures are harder in the dynamical setting due to the lack of structure coming from a group law. We describe joint work with Pierre Le Boudec in which we establish statistical versions of these conjectures for polynomial maps.
algebraic geometrynumber theory
Audience: researchers in the topic
MAGIC (Michigan - Arithmetic Geometry Initiative - Columbia)
Series comments: Description: Research seminar in arithmetic geometry
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| Organizers: | Will Sawin*, Wei Ho |
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