Geometric triviality in differentially closed fields
Joel Nagloo (University of Illinois Chicago)
Abstract: In this talk we revisit the problem of describing the 'finer' structure of geometrically trivial strongly minimal sets in . In particular, I will explain how recent work joint with Guy Casale and James Freitag on Fuchsian groups (discrete subgroup of ) and automorphic functions, has lead to intriguing questions around the -categoricity conjecture of Daniel Lascar. This conjecture was disproved in its full generality by James Freitag and Tom Scanlon using the modular group and its automorphic uniformizer (the -function). I will explain how their counter-example fits into the larger context of arithmetic Fuchsian groups and has allowed us to 'propose' refinements to the original conjecture.
logic
Audience: researchers in the topic
Series comments: Description: Seminar on all areas of logic
Organizer: | Wesley Calvert* |
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