Sebastian Petersen

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Local to global principles for homomorphisms of abelian schemes	2024-08-08	Paper
Hilbert properties under base change in small extensions	2023-12-24	Paper
Ramified covers of abelian varieties over torsion fields	2023-11-27	Paper
The section conjecture over large algebraic extensions of finitely generated fields	2023-10-09	Paper
Local to global principles for homomorphisms of abelian schemes	2022-07-19	Paper
Ranks of abelian varieties and the full Mordell-Lang conjecture in dimension one	2019-12-23	Paper
On the semisimplicity of reductions and adelic openness for 𝐸-rational compatible systems over global function fields	2019-10-24	Paper
A variational open image theorem in positive characteristic	2019-07-17	Paper
TORSION OF ABELIAN VARIETIES OVER LARGE ALGEBRAIC EXTENSIONS OF	2019-04-30	Paper
Independence of \(\ell\)-adic representations of geometric Galois groups	2018-03-07	Paper
Group-theoretical independence of \(\ell \)-adic Galois representations	2016-11-18	Paper
On cohomological systems of Galois representations	2016-09-02	Paper
On varieties of Hilbert type	2015-01-16	Paper
Hilbertianity of division fields of commutative algebraic groups	2013-11-01	Paper
Abelian varieties over finitely generated fields and the conjecture of Geyer and Jarden on torsion	2013-10-09	Paper
Independence of \(\ell\)-adic Galois representations over function fields	2013-07-30	Paper
Big monodromy theorem for abelian varieties over finitely generated fields	2013-04-18	Paper
Kuykian fields	2012-10-19	Paper
ON THE RANK OF ABELIAN VARIETIES OVER AMPLE FIELDS	2010-06-08	Paper
On a question of Frey and Jarden about the rank of Abelian varieties	2008-02-21	Paper
The rank of hyperelliptic Jacobians in families of quadratic twists	2007-09-04	Paper
Finiteness properties of torsion fields of abelian varieties	N/A	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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