A finiteness theorem for abelian varieties with totally bad reduction
Abstract
We show that up to potential isogeny, there are only finitely many abelian varieties of dimension d defined over a number field K, such that for any finite place v outside a fixed finite set S of places of K containing the archimedean places, it has either good reduction at v, or totally bad reduction at v and good reduction over a quadratic extension of the completion of K at v.
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