Special year - math workshop

Sponsored by Dr. John P. Hempel 

Organizer: Jacob Tsimerman

We will focus on recent developments in Hodge theory, which has emerged as both a unifying framework and powerful tool for problems in arithmetic and unlikely intersections. The goal will...

Abstract: A result of Simpson characterizes subspaces that are (irreducible) algebraic varieties on both sides of the rank one Riemann-Hilbert correspondence. This result suggests an underlying Ax-Schanuel statement. In joint work with Jacob...

Abstract: I will discuss the general strategy of studying arithmetic objects, such as p-adic Galois representations, L-values, and automorphic forms, as members of (p-adic) families and explain how this can make certain questions more accessible. In...

Abstract: We will discuss a proof that the integral Hodge conjecture is false for a very general abelian variety of dimension ≥ 4. Associated to any regular matroid is a degeneration of principally polarized abelian varieties. We introduce a new...

Abstract: Given an algebraic variety over a number field F, one can attach to it its etale cohomology groups, etale fundamental group, and higher etale homotopy groups, all equipped with an action of the absolute Galois group of F. The Galois action...

Abstract: Which complex analytic spaces can arise as the universal cover of a complex algebraic variety? Motivated by this question, Shafarevich asked whether the universal cover of a smooth projective variety X is always holomorphically convex —...

Abstract: In this talk, we construct a Zariski open dense locus in $M_g$ on which the Beilinson-Bloch height of the Gross-Schoen and Ceresa cycles is a Weil height, i.e. it has a lower bound and satisfies the Northcott property. This implies a...

Abstract: Since Langlands's earliest paper on his now famous program, canonical integral models of Shimura varieties have occupied a central role in modern number theory. Steady progress has been made in the intervening 50 years toward the correct...

Abstract: In 2019, Dimitrov proved the Schinzel-Zassenhaus Conjecture. Harry Schmidt and I extended his general strategy to cover some dynamical variants of this conjecture. One common tool in both results is Dubinin's Theorem on the transfinite...