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On the Borel complexity of modules

Sophie Germain salle 1016.

We prove that among all countable, commutative rings R (with unit) the theory of R-modules is not Borel complete if and only if there are only countably many non-isomorphic countable R-modules. From the proof, we obtain a succinct proof that the class of torsion free abelian groups is Borel complete. The results above follow from some general machinery that we expect to have applications in other algebraic settings. Here, we also show that for an arbitrary countable ring R, the class of left R-modules equipped with an endomorphism is Borel […]

Anthony Várilly Alvarado, raconte-moi comment utiliser la géométrie pour construire des codes pour le stockage à grande échelle !

En salle W au DMA, ou sur Zoom

Motivated by large-scale storage problems around data loss, a budding branch of coding theory has surfaced in the last decade or so, centered around locally recoverable codes.  A code is a subset of a finite-dimensional vector space over a finite field, chosen carefully so that all its elements are locally isolated, as if they were "repelling" each other.  Each vector in a code is called a code word.  Locally recoverable codes have the property that individual entries in a code word are functions of other entries in the same word.  If an entry is accidentally lost, […]

Un après-midi de théorie des groupes

14:00-17:00 Salle W

Le séminaire sera dans salle W et retransmis sur Zoom : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83927866358 Meeting ID: 839 2786 6358 Mot de passe: G est un Graphe de Cayley du groupe libre à 107 générateurs. Quel est le degré de ce graphe? Tapez le numéro à trois chiffres comme un mot de passe. 14.00 - 14.45 Yury Neretin (University of Vienna), "Infinite symmetric groups and cobordisms of triangulated surfaces" 15.00 - 15.45 Matteo Tarocchi (University of Milano-Biocca), "Thompson-like groups acting on fractals" 16.00 - 16.45 Rachel Skipper (ENS), "Maximal Subgroups of Thompson's group […]

Un après-midi de théorie des groupes

14:00-17:00 Salle W

Le séminaire sera dans salle W et retransmis sur Zoom : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86001581637 Meeting ID: 860 0158 1637 Mot de passe: G est un Graphe de Cayley du groupe libre à 107 générateurs. Quel est le degré de ce graphe? Tapez le numéro à trois chiffres comme un mot de passe. 14.00 -- 14.45 Anne Lonjou (UPV/EHU, University of the Basque Country), "Cremona goup over finite fields and Neretin groups" 15.00 -- 15.45 Eduardo Silva (ENS, Paris), "Dead ends on wreath products and lamplighter groups" 16.00 -- 16.45 Alina Vdovina (CUNY, New York), […]

Taming perfectoid fields

IHP salle 01

Tilting perfectoid fields, developed by Scholze, allows to transfer results between certain henselian fields of mixed characteristic and their positive characteristic counterparts and vice versa. We present a model-theoretic approach to tilting via ultraproducts, which allows to transfer many first-order properties between a perfectoid field and its tilt (and conversely). In particular, our method yields a simple proof of the Fontaine-Wintenberger Theorem which states that the absolute Galois group of a perfectoid field and its tilt are canonically isomorphic. A key ingredient in our approach is an Ax-Kochen/Ershov principle for […]

Abundance of strongly minimal autonomous differential equations

IHP salle 01

In several classical families of differential equations such as the Painlevé families (Nagloo, Pillay) or finite dimensional families of Schwarzian differential equations (Blazquez-Sanz, Casale, Freitag, Nagloo), the following picture has been obtained regarding the transcendence properties of their solutions: - (Strong minimality): outside of an exceptional set of parameters, the corresponding differential equations are strongly minimal, - (Geometric triviality): algebraic independence of several solutions is controlled by pairwise algebraic independence outside of this exceptional set of parameters, - (Multidimensionality): the differential equations defined by generic independent parameters are orthogonal. Are […]

On non-Diophantine sets in rings of functions

IHP salle 01 et zoom

For a ring R, a subset of a cartesian power of R is said to be Diophantine if it is positive existentially definable over R with parameters from R. In general, Diophantine sets over rings are not well-understood even in very natural situations; for instance, we do not know if the ring of integers Z is Diophantine in the field of rational numbers. To show that a set is Diophantine requires to produce a particular existential formula that defines it. However, to show that a set is not Diophantine is […]

Un théorème de finitude pour les fonctions tropicales sur les squelettes

Salle W (Toits du DMA)

Les squelettes sont des sous-ensembles linéaires par morceaux d'espaces analytiques non-archimédiens apparaissant naturellement dans nombre de situations. Nous présenterons un résultat général de finitude, obtenu en collaboration avec A. Ducros, E. Hrushovski et J. Ye, concernant le groupe abélien ordonné des fonctions tropicales sur les squelettes des analytifiés de Berkovich de variétés algébriques. Notre approche utilise la version modèle théorique de l'analytification (la complétion stable) développée dans un travail antérieur avec E. Hrushovski.

Integer points on analytic sets

Salle W (Toits du DMA)

In 2004 I proved that that if C is a transcendental curve definable in the structure R_{an}, then the number of points on C with integer coordinates of modulus less than H, is bounded by k loglog H for some constsnt k depending only on C. (The situation is vastly different for rational points.) The proof used the fact that such sets C are, in fact, semi-analytic everywhere-including infinity-and so the crux of the matter was to bound the number of solutions to equations of the form (*)    F(1/n) = […]

Un après-midi de théorie des groupes

14:00-17:00 Salle W

Le séminaire sera dans salle W et retransmis sur Zoom : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89219979639 Meeting ID: 892 1997 9639 Mot de passe: G est un Graphe de Cayley du groupe libre à 107 générateurs. Quel est le degré de ce graphe? Tapez le numéro à trois chiffres comme un mot de passe. 14.00 -- 14.45 Jim Belk (University of Glasgow), "Embeddings into Finitely Presented Simple Groups" (in presence, room W) 15.00 -- 15.45 Mark Pengitore (University of Virginia), "Characteristic quotients of surface groups and residual finiteness of mapping class groups" (online, shown on the […]

Un après-midi de théorie des groupes

ENS (salle W)

Le séminaire sera dans salle W et retransmis sur Zoom : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83858227469 Meeting ID: 838 5822 7469 Mot de passe: G est un Graphe de Cayley du groupe libre à 107 générateurs. Quel est le degré de ce graphe? Tapez le numéro à trois chiffres comme un mot de passe. 14.00 - 14.45 Greg Kuperberg (UC Davis & IHES), An obstruction to quantum algorithms from small cancellation theory 15.00 - 15.45 Konstantinos Tsouvalas (IHES ), Linear hyperbolic groups indiscrete in rank 1 and products 16.00 - 16.45 Delaram Kahrobaei (Cuny & […]

Un après-midi de théorie des groupes

ENS (salle W)

Le séminaire sera dans salle W et retransmis sur Zoom : https://https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81313173812 Meeting ID: 813 1317 3812 Mot de passe: G est un Graphe de Cayley du groupe libre à 107 générateurs. Quel est le degré de ce graphe? Tapez le numéro à trois chiffres comme un mot de passe. 14.00-14.45 Yves Benoist (Orsay), Harmonic functions on the Heisenberg group 15.00-15.45 Nora Szakacs (Manchester), Inverse semigroups as metric spaces, and their uniform Roe algebras. 16.00-16.45 Richard Aoun (Marne-la-Vallée), Concentration inequalities for random walks on hyperbolic spaces, and applications.