Heights of points with bounded ramification
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Abstract: Let be an elliptic curve defined over a number field with fixed non-archimedean absolute value of split-multiplicative reduction, and let be an associated Latt`es map. Baker proved in 2003 that the N'eron-Tate height on is either zero or bounded from below by a positive constant, for all points of bounded ramification over . In this paper we make this bound effective and prove an analogue result for the canonical height associated to . We also study variations of this result by changing the reduction type of at . This will lead to examples of fields such that the N'eron-Tate height on non-torsion points in is bounded from below by a positive constant and the height associated to gets arbitrarily small on . The same example shows, that the existence of such a lower bound for the N'eron-Tate height is in general not preserved under finite field extensions.
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