Non-density of points of small arithmetic degrees
arXiv:2002.10976 · doi:10.1007/s12220-022-01156-y
Abstract
Given a surjective endomorphism on a projective variety over a number field, one can define the arithmetic degree of at a point in . The Kawaguchi - Silverman Conjecture (KSC) predicts that any forward -orbit of a point in at which the arithmetic degree is strictly smaller than the first dynamical degree of is not Zariski dense. We extend the KSC to sAND (= small Arithmetic Non-Density) Conjecture that the locus of all points of small arithmetic degree is not Zariski dense, and verify this sAND Conjecture for endomorphisms on projective varieties including surfaces, HyperKähler varieties, abelian varieties, Mori dream spaces, simply connected smooth varieties admitting int-amplified endomorphisms, smooth threefolds admitting int-amplified endomorphisms, and some fibre spaces. We show the equivalence of the sAND Conjecture and another conjecture on the periodic subvarieties of small dynamical degree; we also show the close relations between the sAND Conjecture and the Uniform Boundedness Conjecture of Morton and Silverman on endomorphisms of projective spaces and another long standing conjecture on Uniform Boundedness of torsion points in abelian varieties.
45 pages, minor editing
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