Families of wild 1-motives
Grzegorz Banaszak, Dorota Blinkiewicz

TL;DR
This paper introduces families of wild 1-motives over rings of S-integers that share the same torsion reductions everywhere outside S, using a local-global principle related to a discrete logarithm problem.
Contribution
It constructs explicit families of wild 1-motives with identical torsion reductions, advancing understanding of their classification over rings of S-integers.
Findings
Families of wild 1-motives with identical reductions are constructed.
A local-global principle for a multiple base discrete logarithm problem is established.
The approach links 1-motive theory with discrete logarithm problems.
Abstract
In this paper we present families of wild 1-motives, i.e., families of pairwise non-isomorphic Deligne 1-motives, over rings of -integers , which have the same reductions to torsion 1-motives for all . Our proof is based on a technical result concerning a local to global principle for multiple base discrete logarithm problem for arbitrary big bases.
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