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Arithmetic applications of o-minimality

Étale descent and definabilization (cont.) Online

May 25, 10:10—12:00, 2021, online

Speaker

Moshe Kamensky (BGU)

אשנב למתמטיקה

סכומי ריבועים, מטריצות Hurwitz–Radon ושדות וקטורים על ספרות Online

May 25, 16:10—17:30, 2021, מרשתת

Speaker

איתן סייג

Abstract

השוויון $(a^2+b^2)(x^2+y^2)=z^2+w^2$ כאשר $z=ax-by$ ו-$w=ay+bx$ מעלה את השאלה אם זהוית כאלו הן אפשריות עבור יותר משתנים. נדון בשאלה זו ובקשרים שלה לאלגבראות עם חילוק, לשדות וקטורים על הספרות וגם לתורת ההצגות של חבורות סופיות.

Jerusalem - Be'er Sheva Algebraic Geometry Seminar

Universal structures in enumerative invariant theories Online

May 26, 15:00—16:30, 2021,

Speaker

Dominic Joyce (Oxford)

Abstract

In Gross-Joyce-Tanaka arXiv:2005.05637, we described a universal conjectural picture for enumerative invariants counting semistable objects in abelian categories/gauge theories, which claimed that under some assumptions: (i) one can construct invariants, as virtual classes in the rational homology of the “projective linear” moduli stack, for all topological invariants (fixed Chern classes etc), including classes with strictly semistables; (ii) these invariants satisfy a wall-crossing formula under change of stability condition, written in terms of a Lie bracket on the homology of the moduli stack, which came out of my project on vertex algebra structures on homology of moduli stacks. We proved the conjecture for representations of acyclic quivers. In work in progress, I have now proved/am proving versions of the conjectures for a broad family of settings in Algebraic Geometry, in which invariants are formed using Behrend-Fantechi virtual classes. These include suitable quivers with relations, coherent sheaves on curves, surfaces and some 3-folds, and algebraic Seiberg-Witten invariants and Donaldson invariants of projective complex surfaces. The SW/Donaldson theory picture includes wall-crossing formulae, related to those of Mochizuki, which implicitly determine algebraic U(n) and SU(n) Donaldson invariants, of any rank, in terms of rank 1 Seiberg-Witten type invariants and invariants of Hilbert schemes of points, for any projective complex surface, without restriction on b^1, or b^2_+, or a simple type assumption. The talk will give an overview of this programme.

Lecture slides will be available temporarily from here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8nzw21zqwhrlegw/JoyceJerusalemTalk.pdf?dl=0

BGU Probability and Ergodic Theory (PET) seminar

TBA Online

May 27, 10:00—10:45, 2021, Online

Speaker

Doron Puder (Tel-Aviv University)


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