Lang's Conjecture is a hypothesis in arithmetic geometry that posits certain relationships between algebraic varieties and their rational points. Specifically, it suggests that for a given variety defined over a number field, the set of its rational points should be closely linked to the geometry of the variety and the arithmetic properties of the field. This conjecture bridges concepts from Diophantine geometry and the study of algebraic curves, particularly in contexts involving higher-dimensional varieties.
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