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Variation de la hauteur de faltings dans une classe de $\overline\mathbb{Q}$-isogénie de courbe elliptique

Lucien Szpiro and Emmanuel Ullmo
Source: Duke Math. J. Volume 97, Number 1 (1999), 81-97.
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Primary Subjects: 11G50
Secondary Subjects: 11G05, 11R32, 14G40
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