Supersingular reduction and strongly special intersections in powers of the modular curve
Abstract
We show that Lang--Trotter-type sparsity for simultaneous supersingular reduction of pairs of elliptic curves provides a new arithmetic input for unlikely intersections in powers of the modular curve. Assuming such a sparsity statement, we prove two Zilber--Pink-type finiteness results for Hodge generic curves in Y(1)n. The proof proceeds through height bounds obtained by applying the G-function method of Yves André.
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