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Revision as of 01:09, 23 October 2021
This page contains the titles and abstracts for talks scheduled in the Fall 2021 semester. To go back to the main GNTS page, click here.
Sep 14
| Hyun Jong Kim |
| What would Jordan do? |
| In his notes for students, Jordan has a list of general topics and references in number theory/algebraic geometry/arithmetic geometry that students in arithmetic geometry should be comfortable with after a certain point of time. I will introduce some language used in these general topics for beginners. |
Sep 21
| Peter YI WEI |
| The S-Unit equation: p-adic approaches |
| In this talk, I will go over the history of rational/integral points on curves. In particular, I will introduce a recent proof of the S-unit equation using p-adic period maps, given by Lawrence-Venkatesh. |
Sep 28
| TBA |
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Oct 5
| Yifan Wei |
| Lifting a smooth curve from char p to char 0 |
| Geometry over char p is fascinating or frustrating, depending on who you are. However varieties over char 0 could be enjoyed by geometers of all kinds. We will dicuss one way of lifting a smooth projective variety from char p to char 0. After applying our technique to curves we briefly mention the situation in higher dimensions. And if time permits, we discuss a non-liftable example by Serre. |
Oct 12
| TBA |
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Oct 19
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Oct 26
| Di Chen |
| Special Values of Zeta Functions |
Nov 2
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Nov 9
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Nov 16
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Nov 23
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Nov 30
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Dec 7
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Dec 14
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