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Artifact ↗Litt's potential integral density question for character varieties of curves
Theorem 1.1: for every smooth connected complex curve , rank and quasi-unipotent conjugacy classes at the punctures (nonsemisimple allowed), there is a finite extension of the field of eigenvalues with Zariski dense in every component of the relative locus ; an explicit is given. The same holds when only characteristic polynomials are fixed, and for the whole character variety with base field . This settles the determinant-one curve case of Litt's question and the curve case of the Coccia-Litt conjecture for quasi-unipotent data; higher-dimensional varieties are not treated.
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Occurred: Sep 25, 2026
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Canonical aliases: Litt's potential integral density question for $\mathrm{SL}_r$ character varieties of curves · Litt's integral density question for curves
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Theorem 1.1: for every smooth connected complex curve , rank and quasi-unipotent conjugacy classes at the punctures (nonsemisimple allowed), there is a finite extension of the field of eigenvalues with Zariski dense in every component of the relative locus ; an explicit is given. The same holds when only characteristic polynomials are fixed, and for the whole character variety with base field . This settles the determinant-one curve case of Litt's question and the curve case of the Coccia-Litt conjecture for quasi-unipotent data; higher-dimensional varieties are not treated. parent of this event
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