Joint IAS/Princeton Arithmetic Geometry Seminar

Moduli spaces with abelian motives

Victoria Hoskins

I will explain how several different moduli spaces of bundles on a smooth projective curve have abelian motives. Our starting point is a formula for the motive of the stack of vector bundles on the curve in Voevodsky's category of motives with...

The inverse Galois problem asks for finite group G, whether G is a finite Galois extension of the rational numbers. Malle’s conjecture is a quantitative version of this problem, giving an asymptotic prediction of how many such extensions exist with...

I will talk about a proof of local-global compatibility at p for higher coherent cohomology mod p in weight one for Hilbert modular varieties at an unramified prime, assuming we are not in middle degree. I will discuss some key ingredients to the...

The Fargues-Fontaine de Rham stack

Juan Esteban Rodriguez Camargo

The analytic de Rham stack is a new construction in Analytic Geometry whose theory of quasi-coherent sheaves encodes a notion of p-adic D-modules. It has the virtue that can be defined even under lack of differentials (eg. for perfectoid spaces or...

Motives of the Hitchin system

Junliang Shen

Topology of the Hitchin system has been studied for decades, and interesting connections were found to orbital integrals, non-abelian Hodge theory, mirror symmetry etc. I will explain that a large part of the symmetries in these geometries above are...

I will describe the main ideas that go into the proof of the (unramified, global) geometric Langlands conjecture. All of this work is joint with Gaitsgory and some parts are joint with Arinkin, Beraldo, Chen, Faergeman, Lin, and Rozenblyum. I will...

In this talk I want to explain some surprising features of the pro-etale cohomology of rigid-analytic varieties, and how they can be explained by a six functor formalism with values in solid quasi-coherent sheaves on the Fargues-Fontaine curve.

 

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