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  • Andreas-Stephan Elsenhans
  • Explicit computations of invariants
  • 2pm–3pm, Thursday 10th October, 2013
  • Carslaw 535
  • In this talk, we will review classical methods to write down and to compute invariants of homogeneous forms. This will lead us to a short inspection of covariants and contravariants.

    In a second part, I will explain how to use these technics for an efficient numerical computation of invariants.

    We will apply this to the case of plane quartic curves. This will lead to a complete system of invariants.

    Finally we inspect invariants for cubic surfaces. In this case we can compute invariants for a surface and we can construct surfaces with prescribed invariants.

  • Brendan Creutz
  • Some analogs of the Grunwald-Wang theorem
  • 3pm–4pm, Thursday 10th October, 2013
  • Carslaw 535
  • The Grunwald-Wang theorem is a result about the interaction of local and global arithmetic of the multiplicative group. I will discuss some analogs for elliptic curves and more generally abelian varieties.

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