Universal correspondence relates geometric properties of curves to limits of associated differential operators, suggesting deeper connections.
Universal correspondence between geometric genus of algebraic curves and spectral density bounds of associated differential operators. For curves C/ℚ with genus g, constructs canonical operators H_C whose eigenvalue distribution is constrained by g. Key result: genus g > 1 (hyperbolic) forces finite spectral capacity, providing operator-theoretic proofs of Faltings-type finiteness theorems. Unifies Diophantine geometry and spectral theory. Applications to Fermat-Catalan, abc conjecture, elliptic curves, modular curves.
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Thierry Marechal (2026) studied this question.
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