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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Julia Blackwell. We explore a refinement of homological mirror symmetry which relates exact symplectic topology to arithmetic algebraic geometry. We establish a derived equivalence of the Fukaya category of the 2- torus, relative to a basepoint, with the category of perfect complexes on the Tate curve over Z[[q]]. It specializes to an equivalence, over Z, of the Fukaya category of the punctured torus with perfect complexes on the nodal Weierstrass curve y2+xy=x3, and, over the punctured disc Z((q)), to an integral refinement of the known statement of homological mirror symmetry for the 2- torus. We will survey a general strategy of proof of homological mirror symmetry while carrying it out in the specific case of the 2-torus. In contrast to the abstract statement of our main result, the focus of the talk will be a concrete computation which we will express in more familiar terms. This is my joint work with Tim Perutz. This talk is part of the DPMMS Presentations series. This talk is included in these lists:
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