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TIME | SPEAKER | TITLE | HOST |
September 3
T 4:15pm CH228 | Roy Joshua | Brauer groups of schemes associated to symmetric powers of smooth projective curves in arbitrary characteristics | Joshua |
September 17
T 4:15pm CH228 | Kapil Paranjape, IISER, Mohali and Washington University | Hodge and Generalised Hodge Conjecture for K3 surfaces and some 3-Folds | Joshua |
October 1
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open | ||
October 15
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open | ||
October 29
T 4:15pm CH228 | Sasha Shlapentokh (East Carolina University) | Park | |
November 12
T 4:15pm CH228 | John Voight, Dartmouth | Park | |
November 26
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open |
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January 14
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January 28
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February 11
T 4:15pm CH228 | Daniel Litt, University of Georgia | Katz | ||
February 25
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open | |||
March 17
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open | |||
March 31
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open | |||
April 14
T 4:15pm CH228 | Open |
( Joshua talk): The theory of Brauer groups has a long and rich history. In recent years there seems to be a renewed interest in this area, and there have been several important developments in the last 10-15 years using sophisticated techniques. It is also one of the few topics that can be studied both from a complex algebraic geometry point of view as well as using algebraic tools, notably Ěetale cohomology. In this talk we show that the \ell^n -torsion part of the cohomological Brauer groups of certain schemes associated to symmetric powers of a projective smooth curve over a separably closed field k are isomorphic, when \ell is invertible in k. The schemes considered are the symmetric powers themselves, then the corresponding Picard schemes and also certain Quot-schemes. We also obtain similar results for Prym varieties associated to certain finite covers of such curves. This is joint work with Jaya Iyer. (Paranjape Talk): This talk is based on joint work with Madhav Nori which arose in the study of the Hodge conjecture for some K3 surfaces with complex multiplication. This leads to the study of the Generalised Hodge Conjecture on certain 3-folds. The conjecture can be resolved in some (restricted) cases. |
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