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L-functions of curves

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  • UserTim Dokchitser (University of Bristol) Speaker website
  • ClockTuesday 24 January 2017, 14:30-15:30
  • HouseMR13.

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L-functions of elliptic curves have been studied a lot, and their local invariants (local factors, conductors, Tate module, root numbers etc.) are well-understood, both theoretically and computationally. For curves of higher genus the situation is more complicated, and I will report on various joint projects in progress with Vladimir Dokchitser, Celine Maistret and Adam Morgan that attempt to develop the corresponding theory, based on semistable models.

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