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CATEGORIES:Colloquia
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SUMMARY:Categorification and geometry
LOCATION:Hill 705
DESCRIPTION:Lars Hesselholt (IAS and Nagoya University)\nTitle: Categorification and ge
 ometryAbstract: The key principle in Grothendieck's algebraic geometry is t
 hat every commutative ring be considered as the ring of functions on some g
 eometric object. Clausen and Scholze have introduced a categorification of 
 algebraic and analytic geometry, where the key principle is that every stab
 le dualizably symmetric monoidal infinity-category be considered as the inf
 inity-category of quasi-coherent modules on some geometric object. In this 
 talk, I will explain this shift in paradigm as well as Clausen's philosophy
  that *every* cohomology theory should arise from this picture, complete wi
 th a six-functor formalism of categories of coefficients. The Hahn-Raksit-W
 ilson even filtration and Efimov continuity are key ingredients. \n
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 l-align: baseline;">Abstract: The key principle in Grothendieck's algebraic
  geometry is that every commutative ring be considered as the ring of funct
 ions on some geometric object. Clausen and Scholze have introduced a catego
 rification of algebraic and analytic geometry, where the key principle is t
 hat every stable dualizably symmetric monoidal infinity-category be conside
 red as the infinity-category of quasi-coherent modules on some geometric ob
 ject. In this talk, I will explain this shift in paradigm as well as Clause
 n's philosophy that *every* cohomology theory should arise from this pictur
 e, complete with a six-functor formalism of categories of coefficients. The
  Hahn-Raksit-Wilson even filtration and Efimov continuity are key ingredien
 ts.</span></div><p>&nbsp;</p>
CONTACT:Lars Hesselholt (IAS and Nagoya University)
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