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Mlle Zoé Chatzidakis04/09/2019 14:00
It is well known that a differential field K of characteristic 0 is contained in a differential field which is differentially closed and has the property that it K-embeds in every differentially closed field containing K. Such a field is called a differential closure of K, and it is unique up to K-isomorphism. The difference closure is what model-theorists call a "prime model".
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Loïc Teyssier04/09/2019 15:30
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Martin Martin-Pizarro05/09/2019 09:30
Quotients are ubiquitous in Mathematics, and a general question is whether a certain category of sets allows quotients. For the category of definable sets in a given structure, the model theoretic approach is called elimination of imaginaries. For algebraically closed fields, Chevalley’s theorem and the existence of a field of definition of a variety imply that a quotient of a Zariski...
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Viktoria Heu05/09/2019 11:00
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Joelle Saade05/09/2019 14:00
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Frédéric Chyzak05/09/2019 15:00
In 1994, Becker conjectured that if $F(z)$ is a $k$-regular power series, then there exists a $k$-regular rational function $R(z)$ such that $F(z)/R(z)$ satisfies a Mahler-type functional equation with polynomial coefficients where the initial coefficient satisfies $a_0(z) = 1$. In this work, we prove Becker’s conjecture in the best possible form; we show that the rational function $R(z)$ can...
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M. Thierry Combot05/09/2019 16:20
Consider a Darbouxian function $f=F_0+\sum \lambda_i \ln F_i$ with $F_i$ rational functions in two variables, and the foliation of curves $\mathcal{C}_h=\{f(x,y)=h\}$. We consider the problem of symbolic integration of a rational function $G$ along $\mathcal{C}_h$. If the monodromy of the integral satisfies a differential equation in $h$, then it is linear with constant coefficients, and the...
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Yousuke Ohyama05/09/2019 17:20
We study connection formula on basic hypergeometric equations. Some solutions are represented by divergent power series. Some are divergent basic hypergeometric series, and others are non-hypergeometric type series. We need several q-analogues of the Laplace transformation for different types of divergent power series. This is a jointed work with Changgui Zhang.
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M. Guy Casale06/09/2019 09:30
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Changgui Zhang06/09/2019 11:00
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