Cyclotomic integral points for affine dynamics
Zhuchao Ji, Junyi Xie, Geng-Rui Zhang

TL;DR
This paper proves that if cyclotomic preperiodic points are Zariski-dense for a higher-dimensional affine endomorphism, then some iterate is a quotient of a group endomorphism, extending known results from one-variable polynomials.
Contribution
It generalizes a theorem on cyclotomic preperiodic points from one-variable polynomials to higher dimensions and establishes a rigidity result for dominant endomorphisms on affine varieties.
Findings
Zariski-density implies some iterate is a quotient of a group endomorphism
Extends Dvornicich and Zannier's theorem to higher dimensions
Applies to backward orbits and automorphisms of Hénon type
Abstract
Let be a regular endomorphism of algebraic degree (i.e., extends to an endomorphism on of algebraic degree ) defined over a number field. We prove that if the set of cyclotomic -preperiodic points is Zariski-dense in , then some iterate () is a quotient of a surjective algebraic group endomorphism , over . This result generalizes a theorem of Dvornicich and Zannier on cyclotomic preperiodic points of one-variable polynomials to higher dimensions. In fact, we prove a much more general rigidity result for dominant endomorphisms on an affine variety defined over a number field, concerning "almost -invariant" Zariski-dense subsets of cyclotomic integral points. We apply our results to backward orbits of regular…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
