Diophantine stability

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Abstract: If V is an irreducible algebraic variety over a number field K, and L is a field containing K, we say that V is diophantine-stable for L/K if V(L)=V(K). We prove that if V is either a simple abelian variety, or a curve of genus at least one, then under mild hypotheses there is a set S of rational primes with positive density such that for every ellinS and every nge1, there are infinitely many cyclic extensions L/K of degree elln for which V is diophantine-stable. We use this result to study the collection of finite extensions of K generated by points in .





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