Let A be an abelian variety
defined over a number field K. Let p be a prime of K of good reduction and Ap the
fiber of A over the residue field kp. We call A(K)p the image of the Mordell–Weil
group via reduction modulo p, which is a subgroup of Ap(kp). We prove in
particular that the size of A(K)p, by varying p, encodes enough information to
characterize the K-isogeny class of A, provided that the following necessary
condition holds: the Mordell–Weil group A(K) is Zariski dense in A. This
is an analogue to a 1983 result of Faltings, considering instead the size of
Ap(kp).