A Bogomolov type statement for function fields
Abstract
Let k be a an algebraically closed field of arbitrary characteristic, and we let h be the usual Weil height for the n-dimensional affine space corresponding to the function field k(t) (extended to its algebraic closure). We prove that for any affine variety V defined over the algebraic closure of k(t), there exists a positive real number c such that if P is an algebraic point of V and h(P)< c, then P has its coordinates in k.
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