The findings reveal base change does not increase rank of abelian varieties in the ring of integers, indicating negative solutions for Hilbert's tenth problem.
We show that for any quadratic extension of number fields $K/F$ K / F , there exists an abelian variety $A/F$ A / F of positive rank whose rank does not grow upon base change to K K . This result implies that Hilbert’s tenth problem over the ring of integers of any number field has a negative solution. That is, for the ring OK O K of integers of any number field K K , there does not exist an algorithm that answers the question of whether a polynomial equation in several variables over OK O K has solutions in OK O K .
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