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SUMMARY:Lior Yanovski (Max Planck Institute)
DTSTART:20210823T140000Z
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 The chromatic discrete Fourier transform</a>\nby Lior Yanovski (Max Planck
  Institute) as part of MIT topology seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nThe classical d
 iscrete Fourier transform can be thought of as an isomorphism of rings bet
 ween the complex group algebra of a finite abelian group A and the algebra
  of functions on its Pontyagin dual. Hopkins and Lurie have proved an anal
 ogous result in the chromatic world\, where the field of complex numbers i
 s replaced by the Lubin-Tate spectrum E_n\, the finite abelian group A is 
 replaced by a suitably finite p-power torsion Z-module spectrum\, and the 
 Pontryagin dual is modified by an n-fold suspension. From this\, they dedu
 ce a number of structural properties of the infinity-category of K(n)-loca
 l spectra\, such as affineness and Eilenberg-Moore type formulas for pi-fi
 nite spaces. In this talk\, I will present a joint work with Barthel\, Car
 meli\, and Sclank\, in which we develop the notion of a `higher Discrete F
 ourier transform' for general higher semiadditive infinity-categories. Thi
 s allows us\, among other things\, to extend the above results of Hopkins 
 and Lurie to the T(n)-local setting. Furthermore\, we study the interactio
 n of Fourier transforms with categorification suggesting a close relations
 hip to chromatic redshift phenomena. Finally\, by replacing Pontryagin dua
 lity with Brown-Comenetz duality\, we can contemplate the notion of Fourie
 r transform for more general pi-finite spectra than Z-modules\, leading to
  questions intimately related to the behavior of the  `discrepancy spectru
 m'.\n
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