A characteristic-free definition of holonomic D-modules
Gennady Lyubeznik (University of Minnesota)
Abstract: Most of the theory of D-modules has been developed only in characteristic zero. This includes holonomic modules. Some candidates for holonomic modules in characteristic p>0 have been proposed using definitions specific to characteristic p>0. The first characteristic-free definition of holonomicity was given in 2010 by the speaker, but only for modules over polynomial rings. In the talk I am going to describe an extension of this definition to arbitrary non-singular varieties.
commutative algebra
Audience: researchers in the topic
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