Number theory days

Europe/Paris
Salle de réunions (Université Lille 1)

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
Description
Présentation :

Le but de la conférence est de réunir des experts réputés en algèbre et en théorie des nombres afin de faire le point sur les dernières avancées dans les domaines où les laboratoires de Lille et de sa région sont particulièrement impliqués : algèbre non commutative, formes quadratiques, géométrie arithmétique, théorie de Galois et théorie analytique des nombres.

Organisateurs :

 Gautami Bhowmik (Lille) Niels Borne (Lille) Baptiste Calmès (Artois) Pierre Dèbes (Lille) Mladen Dimitrov (Lille) Ahmed Laghribi (Artois) André Leroy (Artois)

Orateurs invités :
 ANDRADE, Julio (Brown University) BILLEREY, Nicolas (Université Clermont-Ferrand 2) BOECKLE, Gebhard (Heidelberg University) BRUNAULT, François (École normale supérieure de Lyon) DIEULEFAIT, Luis (Universitat de Barcelona) FACCHINI, Alberto (University of Padova) FERRER-SANTOS, Walter (Univ. de la Republica, Montevideo) GOLDSTEIN, Catherine (Institut de mathématiques de Jussieu) HARARI, David (Université Paris-Sud) HARBATER, David (University of Pennsylvania) KAHN, Bruno (CNRS - Institut de mathématiques de Jussieu) KOHNEN, Winfried (Universität Heidelberg) MATTHIESEN, Lilian (Institut de mathématiques de Jussieu) PLAGNE, Alain (École polytechnique) RAMERO, Lorenzo (Université Lille 1) SILBERSTEIN, Aaron (University of Pennsylvania) SOLÉ, Patrick (Telecom ParisTech) TIGNOL, Jean-Pierre (Université catholique de Louvain) VISHIK, Alexander (University of Nottingham) WIESE, Gabor (Université du Luxembourg) WITTENBERG, Olivier (École normale supérieure)

Parrains :

Contact
• Monday, 23 June
• 09:30 10:00
Accueil Salle de réunions

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
• 10:00 18:15
Théorie analytique-additive des nombres Salle de réunions

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
Convener: Gautami Bhowmik (Université Lille 1)
• 10:00
Sign changes of Fourier coefficients of cusp forms 1h
We will give a survey on recent results about sign changes of Fourier coefficients of cusp forms in one and several variables.
Speaker: Winfried Kohnen (Universität Heidelberg)
• 11:00
Pause café 30m
• 11:30
Generalised Fourier coefficients of multiplicative functions 1h
The aim of this talk is to explain a strategy that allows us to bound the Fourier coefficients of a large class of not necessarily bounded multiplicative functions. The interest in this result lies in the fact that the strategy can be adapted to show that these multiplicative functions give rise to functions that are orthogonal to linear nilsequences when applying a W-trick'. This, in turn, provides one of two necessary steps for an application of the Green--Tao methods, which can be employed to asymptotically evaluate linear correlations of these multiplicative functions. Such correlations appear naturally in many arithmetic problems.
Speaker: Lilian Matthiesen (Institut de Mathématiques de Jussieu)
• 12:30
Pause déjeuner 2h
• 14:30
On the history of analytic number theory 1h
Contrarily to other parts of number theory, the history of analytic number theory often appears as a collection of particular, even isolated, episodes, focussing on Euler or Riemann or Hadamard and de La Vallée-Poussin. The talk will discuss some of these gems, as well as less well-known ones, and comment on the discontinuous character of their history.
Speaker: Catherine Goldstein (Institut de mathématiques de Jussieu)
• 15:30
Pause 15m
• 15:45
Some Problems in Analytic Number Theory for Polynomials over Finite Fields 1h
In this talk I will explore some traditional problems of analytic number theory in the context of function fields over a finite field. Several such problems which are currently viewed as intractable can, in the function field scenario, be attacked with vastly different tools than those of traditional analytic number theory. The resulting theorems in the function field setting can be used to check existing conjectures in the classical case, and to generate new ones. The problems I will discuss include: the twin prime conjecture, the additive divisor problem, moments of L-functions and connections with random matrix theory.
• 16:45
Pause café 30m
• 17:15
Phénomènes de seuil pour les suites de pseudo puissances 1h
Nous étudions des phénomènes de seuil en théorie additive des nombres. L'objet central est les pseudo puissances s-ièmes introduites par Erdos et Renyi en 1960. In 1975, Goguel a montré que, presque surement, une telle suite n'était pas une base asymptotique d'ordre s. On verra qu'elle est presque surement base d'ordre s+\epsilon. On étudie aussi la taille du plus petit complément additif de sA, c'est a dire du plus petit B tel que sA+B contienne tout entier assez grand. Nous caractérisons précisément la taille seuil d'un tel complément.
Speaker: Alain Plagne (École polytechnique)
• Tuesday, 24 June
• 09:00 18:00
Représentations galoisiennes et formes modulaires Salle de réunions

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
Convener: Mladen Dimitrov (Université Lille 1)
• 09:00
Rings and images occurring from universal deformations of profinite groups 1h
Recently Dorobisz, Eardley-Manoharmayum and Manoharmayum have proved abstract results (a) on the shape of possible deformation rings and (b) on the image of universal deformations of profinite groups, for representations into GL_n. The result regarding (a) were motivated by questions of Bleher, Chinburg and de Smit. We place these results in an axiomatic framework that in principle applies to all reductive groups that are simple modulo their center. In this framework, we give alternative proofs of the above results. For the case GL_n we recover the results by Dorobisz, Eardley and Manoharmayum. For other cases, it remains to verify the stated axioms for these groups, for instance results on the first and second cohomology for the adjoint action of these groups. This is work in progress jointly with Sara Arias de Reyna.
Speaker: Gebhard Boeckle (Heidelberg University)
• 10:00
Pause café 30m
• 10:30
Equivariant L-values of modular abelian varieties 1h
An abelian variety defined over a number field is called strongly modular when its L-function is the product of L-functions of modular forms of weight 2. In this talk, we will show a weak version of Beilinson's conjectures for non-critical L-values of strongly modular abelian varieties. We will explain the interest of formulating an equivariant version of these conjectures (after Burns and Flach), as well as the main ingredients of the proof: a Hecke-equivariant version of Beilinson's theorem on modular curves, and a modularity result for endomorphism algebras. As an application, we deduce a weak version of Zagier's conjecture on L(E,2) when E is a Q-curve without complex multiplication which is completely defined over a quadratic field.
Speaker: François Brunault (École normale supérieure de Lyon)
• 11:30
Pause 15m
• 11:45
On the modularity of reducible mod l Galois representations 1h
In this talk, I'll give a modularity result for reducible mod l Galois representations. By analogy with the irreducible case, I'll state some questions regarding characterization and optimization of the different types of modular forms attached to such a given representation. Finally, I'll give an application of these results to the determination of an explicit lower bound for the highest degree of the coefficient fields of newforms of prime level and trivial Nebentypus. This is a joint work with Ricardo Menares.
Speaker: Nicolas Billerey (Université Clermont-Ferrand 2)
• 12:45
Pause déjeuner 2h 45m
• 15:30
The future of modularity 1h
This is joint work with Ariel Pacetti. We present generalizations to totally real number fields of the construction done by the speaker some years ago over Q that allows to connect to each other any given pair of newforms through chains of modular compatible systems of Galois representations. We also discuss applications of this, and we consider the case of abstract Galois representations and we explain what we can do there, and what we conjecture, and finally (time permitting) how this conjecture should be attacked. This provides a new path to attack Langlands functoriality and modularity conjectures.
Speaker: Luis Dieulefait (Universitat de Barcelona)
• 16:30
Pause café 30m
• 17:00
Automorphic Galois representations in the inverse Galois problem 1h
In the talk I will report on recent results on the inverse Galois problem based on compatible systems of Galois representations coming from modular and automorphic forms. The focus will be on ideas and strategies as well as the obstacles that are preventing us from proving much stronger theorems. In this context, the role of coefficient fields will be particularly highlighted. Most parts are joint work with Sara Arias-de-Reyna, Luis Dieulefait and Sug-Woo Shin.
Speaker: Gabor Wiese (Université du Luxembourg)
• Wednesday, 25 June
• 09:00 15:00
Algèbre non commutative Salle de réunions

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
Convener: Andre Leroy
• 09:00
Almost involutive Hopf algebras: are there additional symmetries in Hopf algebras besides the antipode? 1h
An involutory Hopf algebra is a Hopf algebra whose antipode squared equals the identity, $S^2=\operatorname{id}$. The identity map is an automorphism of Hopf algebras, hence it is tempting to substitute $\operatorname{id} \mapsto \sigma$ where $\sigma$ is an arbitray Hopf morphism and consider Hopf algebras whose antipode (that is an antimorphism of Hopf algebras) squared is the square of a Hopf automorphism, $\ant^2=\sigma^2$. A map such as $\sigma$ if it exists, is called a companion morphism. If $\ant$ has finite order, so does $\sigma$. A morphism of a given mathematical structure that is of finite order may be interpreted as a symmetry of the structure. Hence, the companion morphism can be interpreted as an additional symmetry of the structure of $H$. If the Hopf algebra $H$ admits a companion morphism, we say that it is almost involutory (AI). The purpose of this talk, is to define and consider the initial properties of almost involutory Hopf algebras. We prove that up to dimension 15 all Hopf algebras except a few types in dimensions eight and twelve are AI.
Speaker: Walter Ferrer-Santos (Universidad de la Republica, Montevideo)
• 10:00
Pause café 30m
• 10:30
Some particular direct-sum decompositions and direct-product decompositions 1h
We will describe direct-sum decompositions and direct-product decompositions for some classes of modules. We will be mainly interested in direct sums and direct products of modules whose endomorphism rings have at most two maximal ideals.
Speaker: Alberto Facchini (University of Padova)
• 11:30
Pause 15m
• 11:45
Skew Generalized Quasi-Cyclic Codes 1h
In this article we introduce skew generalized quasi-cyclic codes over finite field $F$ with Galois automorphism $\theta$. This is a generalization of quasi-cyclic codes and skew polynomial codes. These codes have an added advantage over quasi-cyclic codes, since the length of the code $C$ need not be a multiple of the index of $C$. After a brief description of the skew polynomial ring $F[x;\theta]$, it is shown that a skew generalized quasi-cyclic code $C$ is a left submodule of $R_1\times R_2\times \cdots R_l$, where $R_i = F[x;\theta]/(x^{m_i}-1),\,\left\vert \left\langle \theta\right\rangle \right\vert = m$ and $m|m_{i}$ for all $i=1,\ldots ,l$. This method provides a direct construction of many codes with best known parameters over $GF(4)$. Joint work with T. Abualrub, P. Seneviratne
Speaker: Patrick Solé (Telecom ParisTech)
• 12:45
Pause déjeuner 2h 15m
• Thursday, 26 June
• 09:00 18:00
Géométrie arithmétique et théorie de Galois Salle de réunions

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
Conveners: Niels Borne, Pierre Debes
• 09:00
Points rationnels et zéro-cycles dans les fibrations 1h
Si X est une variété projective et lisse définie sur un corps de nombres, la `méthode des fibrations'' pour étudier l'ensemble des points rationnels de X ou le groupe de Chow des zéro-cycles de X vise à ramener les questions que l'on pose pour X (par exemple: existence d'un point ou d'un zéro-cycle de degré 1) aux mêmes questions pour les fibres d'un morphisme dominant f:X->P^1. Le but de l'exposé est un théorème général dans cette direction lorsque la fibre générique de f est rationnellement connexe, sans hypothèse sur les fibres singulières (travail en commun avec Y. Harpaz).
Speaker: Olivier Wittenberg (École normale supérieure)
• 10:00
Pause café 30m
• 10:30
Oort groups and lifting problems 1h
The Oort conjecture states that every cyclic branched cover of curves in characteristic p can be lifted to such a cover in characteristic zero. This raises the more general question of which finite groups G have the property that every G-Galois branched cover of curves in characteristic p can be lifted to characteristic zero. While this can be viewed as analogous to the inverse Galois problem, the situation here turns out to be very different, and the finite groups that have the lifting property are quite constrained. This talk will discuss the Oort conjecture and its generalizations, presenting in particular recent developments.
Speaker: David Harbater (University of Pennsylvania)
• 11:30
Pause 15m
• 11:45
The arithmetic of tori over various fields 1h
Let T be an algebraic torus defined over a number field K. In the case of a number field, obstructions to local-global principles for T are well understood thanks to work by Voskresenskii and Sansuc. We consider the case K=k(t) for different fields k (quasi-finite, p-adic) and extend the classical results in this context.
Speaker: David Harari (Université Paris-Sud)
• 12:45
Pause déjeuner 2h 45m
• 15:30
Generalised perfectoid rings and perfectoid spaces 1h
Scholze's theory of perfectoid rings and perfectoid spaces is rather recent, but it has already had some spectacular applications to étale cohomology, p-adic Hosge theory and p-adic representations. I will present a generalization of this theory that I am developing in collaboration with Ofer Gabber. I will also explain the questions that have led us to this generalization.
Speaker: Lorenzo Ramero (Université Lille 1)
• 16:30
Pause café 30m
• 17:00
Recent Progress in Bogomolov's Program: A Survey 1h
Given a field $K$, finitely generated and of transcendence degree $2$ over the algebraic closure of a prime field, we may now reconstruct $K$ from the maximal $2$-step nilpotent pro-$\ell$ quotient of its absolute Galois group. This allows us to construct a complete (albeit countably infinite) set of geometric obstructions for an element of the Grothendieck-Teichmüller group to come from an element of the absolute Galois group of $\mathbb{Q}$.
Speaker: Aaron Silberstein (University of Pennsylvania)
• 19:30 22:30
Dîner social Brasserie La Paix (Lille)

Brasserie La Paix

Lille

• Friday, 27 June
• 09:00 16:00

Salle de réunions

Université Lille 1

U.M.R. CNRS 8524 U.F.R. de Mathématiques 59 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
Conveners: Ahmed Laghribi, Baptiste Calmès (Université d'Artois)
• 09:00
Classification of Torsors and Subtle Stiefel-Whitney classes 1h
This is a joint work with Alexander Smirnov. I will describe a new homotopic approach to the classification of torsors of algebraic Groups. It extends the approach of Morel-Voevodsky, where torsors are interpreted as Hom’s to the classifying space of the group in the A^1-homotopy category of Morel-Voevodsky. In the case of the orthogonal group O(n), we introduce new invariants: “Subtle Stiefel-Whitney classes” which are much more informative than the classical ones (defined by J.Milnor). These invariants distinguish the triviality of the torsor (quadratic form), see powers I^n of the fundamental ideal, contain Arason and higher invariants, and are related to the J-invariant of quadrics (thus, connecting previously isolated areas). These classes are also essential for the motivic description of some natural varieties related to a quadratic form.
Speaker: Alexander Vishik (University of Nottingham)
• 10:00
Pause café 30m
• 10:30
Faisceaux à réciprocité 1h
On définit une notion de réciprocité sur les préfaisceaux avec transferts (PST) de Voevodsky. Pour cela, on enrichit les groupes de 0-cycles avec module de Kerz-Saito en leur conférant une structure de PST. Les PST invariants par homotopie sont à réciprocité, ainsi que ceux représentables par un groupe algébrique commutatif : ce dernier point généralise un théorème classique de Rosenlicht qui est à l’origine de ce travail. On généralise aux PST à réciprocité un certain nombre des propriétés démontrées par Voevodsky pour les PST invariants par homotopie : préservation de cette propriété par faisceautisation Zariski ou Nisnevich, injectivité semi-locale. Il s’agit d’un travail en collaboration avec Shuji Saito et Takao Yamazaki.
Speaker: Bruno Kahn (Institut de Mathématiques de Jussieu)
• 11:30
Pause 15m
• 11:45
Invariant d'Arason et complexe de Peyre 1h
La dimension, le discriminant, et l'invariant de Clifford sont des invariants classiques des formes quadratiques, qui s'étendent au contexte plus général des algèbres centrales simples à involution orthogonale. Sous certaines conditions, on peut aussi définir un invariant d'Arason; mais contrairement à ce qui se passe pour les formes quadratiques, celui-ci n'est pas toujours représenté par une classe de cohomologie tuée par 2. Dans un article commun avec Anne Quéguiner-Mathieu, on étudie cet invariant pour les algèbres de degré 12 et d'indice 2. Dans ce contexte, il apparait étroitement lié à l'homologie d'un complexe de cohomologie galoisienne introduit et étudié par Emmanuel Peyre. Ce point de vue permet, notamment, de donner de nouveaux exemples dans lesquels l'homologie de ce complexe est non triviale, et qui sont d'une nature un peu différente des exemples décrits dans l'article de Peyre.
Speaker: Jean-Pierre Tignol (Université catholique de Louvain)
• 12:45
Pause déjeuner 2h 15m
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