Space of morphisms & Moduli stack of elliptic fibrations

June Park (University of Melbourne)

26-Jan-2023, 23:30-00:30 (3 years ago)

Abstract: The defining property of fine moduli stacks (of curves) is that they have 'universal families' which translates the study of a family of (curves) as the study of morphisms to moduli stacks. I will explain this idea using Hom_{n}(P^1, Mbar_{1,1}) the space of rational curves on the moduli stack of stable elliptic curves. Once we have the space, we will compute some arithmetic invariants via topological methods.

algebraic geometrynumber theory

Audience: researchers in the discipline


SFU NT-AG seminar

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