131 research outputs found
Average Bateman--Horn for Kummer polynomials
For any and almost all smaller than
, we show that the polynomial takes the expected number
of prime values as ranges from 1 to . As a consequence, we deduce
statements concerning variants of the Hasse principle and of the integral Hasse
principle for certain open varieties defined by equations of the form
where is a
quadratic extension. A key ingredient in our proof is a new large sieve
inequality for Dirichlet characters of exact order .Comment: V2: Minor correction
Degrees of closed points on diagonal-full hypersurfaces
Let be any field. Let be a diagonal-full
degree hypersurface, where is an odd prime. We prove that if for some extension with prime and ,
then for some extension with and
. Moreover, if a -solution is known explicitly, then we
can compute explicitly as well. When or is not prime, we can
still say something about the possible values of . As an example, we
improve upon a theorem by Coray on smooth cubic surfaces , in the case when is diagonal-full, by showing that if
for some extension with , then
for some with .Comment: Comments welcome
Arithmetic of rational points and zero-cycles on products of Kummer varieties and K3 surfaces
Let k be a number field. In the spirit of a result by Yongqi Liang, we relate the arithmetic of rational points over finite extensions of k to that of zero-cycles over k for Kummer varieties over k. For example, for any Kummer variety X over k, we show that if the Brauer-Manin obstruction is the only obstruction to the Hasse principle for rational points on X over all finite extensions of k, then the (2-primary) Brauer-Manin obstruction is the only obstruction to the Hasse principle for zero-cycles of any given odd degree on X over k. We also obtain similar results for products of Kummer varieties, K3 surfaces and rationally connected varieties
Campana points on diagonal hypersurfaces
We construct an integral model for counting Campana points of bounded height
on diagonal hypersurfaces of degree greater than one, and give an asymptotic
formula for their number, generalising work by Browning and Yamagishi. The
paper also includes background material on the theory of Campana points on
hyperplanes and previous results in the field.Comment: 19 page
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