Arithmetic Homotopy Geometry

Arithmetic Homotopy Geometry at RIMS -- seminars, workshops, talks -- in collaboration and with the support of my RIMS colleagues (esp. Prof. Tamagawa, Mochizuki, Hoshi, Tsujimura, Minamide, Sawada).

Personal interest in the moduli stacks of curves and its stack inertia stratification — see for a glimpse; Includes simplical and homotopical algebraic geometry — i.e. model categories and motivic considerations for stacks à la Morel-Voevodsky —, the arithmetic geometry of curves — e.g. G-covers, irreducible components of Hurwitz spaces, étale fundamental group —, Grothendieck-Teichmüller theory — e.g. mapping class groups, pants decompositions, Serre bonté —, the arithmetic of operads — in genus 0 via Friedlander étale topological type and prospaces, and the Tannakian formalism in Perverse sheaves.

Since 2023 this activity takes place in the CNRS France-Japan International Research Network LPP-RIMS ``Arithmetic & Homotopic Galois Theory'' (AHGT), see AHGT seminar and workshops, and AHGT references and publications.


Homotopic Arithmetic Geometry - Seminars and Workshops

The Arithmetic and Homotopic Galois Theory Seminar is a monthly international hybrid seminar on the latest developments of the AHGT project [Link].

The RIMS - Homotopic Arithmetic Geometry Seminars Series is a RIMS seminar to introduce key results of classical arithmetic geometry in relation with recently developed techniques and principles (incl. a special session ``Promenade in Inter-universal Teichmüller theory'' with Lille University, France) [Link].

The Oberwolfach workshops series (2018, 2021, 2023) presents the latest international developments of the field and investigates new research directions.



Selected Talks & Activities


Homotopical Arithmetic Geometry of Stacks - RIMS 2018

Moduli stacks of curves are ideal spaces in the study of geometric Galois representations and motivic theory. In these series of lectures, we present fundamental geometric and arithmetic properties of these spaces -- I & II - Algebraic & Deligne-Mumford Stacks, III - Moduli Problems & Moduli Spaces of Curves, IV - Fundamental Group & Arithmetic, V - Motivic Theory for Moduli Stack of Curves -- the goal being to introduce some elements of arithmetic homotopy theory (etale homotopy type, homotopical stacks, Morel-Voevodsky motivic homotopy).

For details see RIMS - Number Theory / Arithmetic Geometry Seminar and Programme for references.

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