Siegel's theorem on integral points

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Siegel's theorem on integral points is a fundamental result in number theory and Diophantine geometry stating that certain algebraic curves, notably those of genus at least one, have only finitely many integral points.

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instanceOf result in Diophantine geometry
result in number theory
theorem
appearsIn theory of elliptic curves
theory of hyperelliptic curves
appliesTo affine curves of genus 0 with at least three points at infinity
curves of genus at least 1
asserts finiteness of integral points on certain algebraic curves
citedIn advanced textbooks on Diophantine equations
monographs on Diophantine geometry
concerns Diophantine equations
affine algebraic curves over number fields
integral points on algebraic curves
doesNotApplyTo affine line with at most two points removed
projective line with at most two points at infinity
field Diophantine geometry NERFINISHED
number theory
generalizedBy Faltings's theorem NERFINISHED
Mordell–Lang conjecture NERFINISHED
hasConsequence integral points on elliptic curves are finite
integral points on hyperelliptic curves of genus at least 1 are finite
integral solutions of many polynomial equations in two variables are finite
hasProperty ineffective
non-constructive
implies only finitely many S-integral points on suitable curves
ineffectivityReason proof gives no explicit bound for the size of integral points
influenced development of modern Diophantine geometry
work on heights and Arakelov theory
namedAfter Carl Ludwig Siegel NERFINISHED
proofTechnique Diophantine approximation methods
Thue–Siegel method NERFINISHED
provedBy Carl Ludwig Siegel NERFINISHED
relatedTo Faltings's theorem NERFINISHED
Mordell's conjecture NERFINISHED
Mordell–Weil theorem NERFINISHED
Roth's theorem NERFINISHED
Thue–Siegel–Roth theorem NERFINISHED
statedFor S-integral points with respect to a finite set of places S
statedOver number fields
strengthenedBy Roth's theorem NERFINISHED
usesConcept Diophantine approximation NERFINISHED
S-integers
affine curves
genus of a curve
number fields
points at infinity
projective curves
yearProved 1929

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