The London-Paris Number Theory Seminar meets twice per year, once in London and once in Paris. It is supported by grants from ANR Projet ArShiFo ANR-BLAN-0114, EPSRC Platform Grant EP/I019111/1, PerCoLaTor (Grant ANR-14-CE25), the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research, and ERC Advanced Grant AAMOT.
London organizers: Kevin Buzzard, Ana Caraiani, Fred Diamond, Vladimir Dokchitser, Yiannis Petridis, Sarah Zerbes.
Paris organizers: Olivier Fouquet, Michael Harris, Marc Hindry, Matthew Morrow, Jacques Tilouine.
The 26th meeting of the LPNTS will take place at King's College London. The theme is p-adic cohomology and integration.
Dates: 7th to 8th May.
Location: King's College London.
Lectures: Anatomy Lecture Theatre (K6.29), King’s Building
Tuesday coffees: the adjoining Anatomy Museum
Wednesday coffee: S5.20
Schedule:
Tuesday 7th May
11:00 Welcome/coffee
11:30 Jennifer Balakrishnan
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Netan Dogra
15:00 Veronika Ertl
16:00 Coffee
16:30 Wieslawa Niziol
Wednesday 8th May
10:00 Johannes Anschutz
11:00 Coffee
11:30 Andreas Langer
Titles and abstracts:
Jennifer Balakrishnan
Title: Explicit p-adic integration on curves.
Abstract: I will give a survey of some recent algorithms for p-adic (Coleman) integration on curves, including work of Best, Bianchi, and Tuitman. I will further describe applications concerning p-adic heights and computing rational points on curves.
Netan Dogra
Title: The Chabauty-Kim method at a prime of bad reduction.
Abstract: The Chabauty-Kim method uses p-adic integration, in the guise of a Frobenius action and Hodge filtration on fundamental groupoids, to determine rational points on curve. In my talk I will describe joint work in progress with Jan Vonk making this explicit and computable in the case where p is a prime of bad reduction for the curve. I will also discuss work with Alex Betts describing the information contained in the monodromy action on the fundamental groupoid.
Veronika Ertl
Title: Comparison of crystalline syntomic and rigid syntomic cohomology for strictly semistable schemes.
Abstract: We prove a comparison isomorphism between Nekovár and Nizioł's syntomic cohomology and log rigid syntomic cohomology for a strictly semistable scheme with a nice compactification. Key points are a generalization of Große-Klönne's log rigid cohomology and the compatibility of crystalline and rigid Hyodo-Kato maps on the Frobenius eigenspaces.
This is joint work with Kazuki Yamada.
Wieslawa Niziol
Title: Integral p-adic cohomology of Drinfeld half-spaces.
Abstract: I will compute the integral p-adic etale cohomology of Drinfeld half-spaces of any dimension. This refines the existing computation of the rational p-adic etale cohomology. The main tools are: the computation of the integral de Rham cohomology and the integral p-adic comparison theorems of Bhatt-Morrow-Scholze and Cesnavicius-Koshikawa which replace the quasi-integral comparison theorem of Tsuji used to compute the rational etale cohomology. This is a joint work with Colmez and Dospinescu.
Johannes Anschutz
Title: Prismatic Dieudonne theory
Abstract: Building on the theory of prismatic cohomology which was recently
introduced by Bhatt and Scholze we want to present the definition of a
prismatic Dieudonne functor over p-completely quasi-syntomic rings and
explain how to use it to obtain a classification of p-divisible groups
over such rings by a generalization of minuscule Breuil-Kisin(-Fargues) modules.
This is joint work with Arthur-Cesar Le Bras.
Andreas Langer
Title: Relative de Rham-Witt cohomology and applications to p-adic deformation theory .
Abstract: In my talk I will describe new results on the relative de Rham-Witt complex and its Nygaard filtration and then discuss two applications: one is a relative version of p-adic deformation theory of algebraic cycles due to Bloch/Esnault/Kerz; the other is a construction of higher Displays and a crystal of relative Displays for a class of smooth projective schemes satisfying some general assumptions.
Previous meetings:
21st meeting (Jussieu, 14--15/11/16)
22nd meeting (UCL, 5--6/6/17)
23rd meeting (Jussieu, 27--28/11/17)
24th meeting (UCL, 29--30/5/18)
25th meeting (Jussieu, 26--27/11/18)
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