Abelian points on algebraic curves
Pete L. Clark
Abstract
We study the question of whether algebraic curves of a given genus g defined over a field K must have points rational over the maximal abelian extension Kab of K. We give: (i) an explicit family of diagonal plane cubic curves with Qab-points, (ii) for every number field K, a genus one curve C/Q with no Kab-points, and (iii) for every g ≥ 4 an algebraic curve C/Q of genus g with no Qab-points. In an appendix, we discuss varieties over Q((t)), obtaining in particular a curve of genus 3 without (Q((t)))ab-points.
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