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Quasi-modularity of Hodge cycles

Time:21:30-22:30, Mar. 24, 2023

Venue:Zoom: 559 700 6085(PW: BIMSA)

Organizer:Hossein Movasati

Speaker:François Greer (Michigan State University, USA)

Abstract

Period spaces contain Hodge cycles, whose cohomology classes form the coefficients of certain modular forms, by work of Kudla and Millson. I will explain how this phenomenon survives when we pass to a toroidal compactification in the case of K3 type Hodge structures, and then give some geometric applications. This work is joint with Phil Engel and Salim Tayou.

DATEMarch 24, 2023
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