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CM fibers have uniformly bounded Faltings height
Bounds Faltings height uniformly for CM fibers
CM case of the height bound
Claim·§4.6 The endomorphism dichotomy and descent up to isogeny·inside thmHeight bounded by radical of contact primes
Statement (paper)
If is an imaginary quadratic field, then for a CM elliptic curve , and the stable Faltings height is bounded by a constant that is uniform over all such fibers (so Theorem holds for these fibers, since ).
In plain English
If the endomorphism field equals the imaginary quadratic field , then is isogenous over to for a CM elliptic curve , and its stable Faltings height is bounded by a constant uniform over all such fibers. Hence the height bound of Theorem hei:height holds for these fibers, since .
Why it's here
This settles the CM case of the endomorphism dichotomy: the fiber splits up to isogeny as a square of a CM curve, and CM elliptic curves have Faltings height bounded uniformly in terms of the bounded field from hei-hom-field. Combined with hei-base-height, which bounds the base height by the Faltings height, this gives a bound on by a constant, which is at most because .
Classified routine:
Follows from standard facts: a QM abelian surface with CM splits up to isogeny as with CM, and CM elliptic curves over a field of bounded degree have only finitely many -invariants (class number bounds), hence bounded Faltings height. This is combined with the bounded field from hei-hom-field.
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "CM fibers have uniformly bounded Faltings height" rests on hei:hom-field
- infoinferred_depoutline: "CM fibers have uniformly bounded Faltings height" rests on hei:base-height
- infoinferred_depoutline: "CM fibers have uniformly bounded Faltings height" rests on claim-hei-height-2