On the local-global principle for twists of abelian varieties
Abstract
This paper investigates the existence of a local-global principle for certain twists of abelian varieties defined over number fields. Our main focus is to determine when, for m a positive integer, locally m-atic twists of an abelian variety A over a number field K are globally m-atic. We define and study a "Tate-Shafarevich cohomology set" that governs the obstruction to the local-global principle for m-atic twists. We prove that, under some mild assumptions, this set is finite, and give criteria for it to be trivial, i.e. for the local-global principle to be satisfied.
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