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Cedric Luger

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Hilbert irreducibility for integral points on punctured linear algebraic groups

Let $K$ be a number field, let $X$ be a smooth integral variety over $K$, and assume that there exists a finite set of finite places $S$ of $K$ such that the $S$-integral points on $X$ are dense. Then the combined conjectures of Campana and Corvaja-Zannier predict that, for every closed subscheme $Z$ of $X$ of codimension at least two, there exists a finite extension $L$ of $K$ and a finite set of finite places $T$ of $L$ such that the $T$-integral points on $(X\setminus Z)_L$ are not strongly thin. The main goal of the present paper is to show that this property holds for all connected linear algebraic groups. Our result builds mainly on recent work on a Hilbert irreducibility type theorem for connected algebraic groups, the purity of strong approximation for semi-simple simply connected quasi-split linear algebraic groups, and the relation between integral strong approximation and the Hilbert property.

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Products of varieties with many integral points

Corvaja and Zannier asked whether a smooth projective integral variety with a dense set of rational points over a number field satisfies the weak Hilbert property. We introduce an extension of the weak Hilbert property for schemes over arithmetic base rings by considering near-integral points, extending Corvaja-Zannier's question beyond the projective case. Building on work of Bary-Soroker-Fehm-Petersen and Corvaja-Demeio-Javanpeykar-Lombardo-Zannier, we prove several properties of this more general notion, in particular its persistence under products. We also answer positively Corvaja-Zannier's question for all algebraic groups over finitely generated fields of characteristic zero.

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The Hilbert property for arithmetic schemes

We extend the usual Hilbert property for varieties over fields to arithmetic schemes over integral domains by demanding the set of near-integral points (as defined by Vojta) to be non-thin. We then generalize results of Bary-Soroker-Fehm-Petersen and Corvaja-Zannier by proving several structure results related to products and finite étale covers of arithmetic schemes with the Hilbert property.

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