Workshop Lisboa: February 2023

Workshop "Periods",
Departamento de Matemáticas, Instituto Superior Técnico,
Universidade de Lisboa,
Sala 3.10.
February 16 - 21, 2023
UIDB/04459/2020 and UIDP/04459/2020
Contact: Herwig Hauser, Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna
www.xxyyzz.cc/lisboa
www.hh.hauser.cc
A ''period'' is the time which elapses until a process comes to the first repetition, which is then repeated over and over again. Pendula, Planetary Trajectories and Wave Functions are classical examples.
In mathematics, periods existed and were described for a long time until Kontsevich and Zagier introduced a precise and comprehensive definition as integrals over semi-algebraic sets defined over Q. Of special interest are the differential equations satisfied by periods, giving rise to many intriguing and fascinating phenomena and questions.
We will approach the topic in a very accessible and explicit manner, looking at concrete examples, computational aspects, various conjectures, and a comparison of main techniques.
Javier Fresán will give each morning an introductory mini-course. This is then followed by discussions and further presentations over the whole day.
Interested people are kindly asked to contact the organizers.
Alin Bostan, Paris
Javier Fresán, Paris
Florian Fürnsinn, Vienna
Quentin Gazda, Palaiseau
Herwig Hauser, Vienna
Hiraku Kawanoue, Chubu
Hadrien Notarantonio, Saclay
Adolfo Quirós, Madrid
Emre Sertöz, Hannover
Duco van Straten, Mainz
Juan Viu-Sos, Madrid
Sergey Yurkevich, Vienna
The workshop will take place at the
Instituto Superior Técnico,
Departamento de Matemáticas, Universidade de Lisboa,
metro Saldanha.
The meeting starts on Thursday, February 16, 2023, at 10 am, Sala 3.10.
Students and interested researchers are very welcome.
Supported in part by the Austrian Science Fund FWF through project P-34576.
We are very grateful for the kind hospitality offered by the mathematicians at the
Instituto Superior Técnico of Universidade de Lisboa,
especially José Mourão and João Pimentel.
Kontsevich, M., Zagier, D.: Periods.
Fresán, J.: Une introduction aux périodes.
Fresán, J.: Deux exposés sur les périodes (1/2)
Fresán, J.: Deux exposés sur les périodes (2/2)
Cresson, J., Viu-Sos, J.: On the equality of periods of Kontsevich-Zagier.
Waldschmidt, M.: Transcendence of periods: the state of the art.
Waldschmidt, M.: Raconte moi...une période.
ALGEBRAIC
MARVELS
IN
DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
Departamento de Matematicas,
CMAF-CIO, FCUL, Sala 6.2.33, Universidade de Lisboa,
February 18 - 22, 2019
Website: www.xxyyzz.cc
Organized by: Herwig Hauser
Algebraic solutions of differential equations;
reduction modulo p;
monodromy group;
Picard-Fuchs equations;
regular singular points;
Malgrange index theorem;
Bernstein-Sato polynomial;
Alin Bostan
Eric Delaygue
Herwig Hauser
Orlando Neto
Julien Roques
Duco van Straten
Fernando Rodriguez Villegas
Michael Wibmer
The workshop will take place at the
Departamento de Matematicas da Universidade
de Lisboa, sala 6.2.33.
It is situated on the ground floor of
pavillon C6 (Faculdade de Ciencias) of the UL campus, metro Cidade Universitária.
The meeting starts on Monday, February 17, at 10 am.
Students and interested researchers are very welcome
to attend the workshop; they are kindly asked
to contact the organizers in advance.
Bostan Linz I,
Bostan Linz II,
Bostan Linz III,
Bostan Linz IV,
Bostan Linz V,
Honda (D-finite),
André (Gevrey series),
Maillet (Gevrey solutions),
Roques (diff. Galois theory),
Singer (difference equations),
Adamczewski-Bell-Delaygue (alg. independence),
Wibmer (diff. Galois theory),
Herwig Hauser, Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna, Austria
www.hh.hauser.cc,
herwig.hauser@univie.ac.at.
Orlando Neto, Departamento de Matematicas da Universidade
de Lisboa
orlando60@gmail.com
Supported in part by the Austrian Science Fund FWF through project P-31338.
We are grateful for the kind hospitality of the Department of Mathematics at the Universidade de Lisboa.
ALGEBRAIC
AND
ANALYTIC
ASPECTS
OF
POWER
SERIES
Departamento de Matematicas, Universidade de Lisboa,
January 26 - 31, 2018
Website: www.xxyyzz.cc
Organized by: Herwig Hauser
Numerous exciting results circle around the quality of specific power series:
formal, convergent, algebraic, Gevrey, Mahler, D-finite, P-recursive,
differentially algebraic, holonomic, hypergeometric, lacunary, G-functions, ..., with often sharp contrasts between characteristic zero and
positive characteristic.
For all these there are intriguing examples, counter-examples, particularities, results, techniques, comparisons, algorithms,
computations, conjectures. We wish to get a more precise view on all this material in order to focus on particularly interesting
problems and phenomena. The goal would be to design a prospective roadmap for future research and activities.
Boris Adamczewski,
Mariemi Alonso,
Alin Bostan,
Francisco Castro-Jiménez,
Eric Delaygue,
Herwig Hauser,
Luis Narváez,
Orlando Neto,
Julien Roques,
Duco van Straten,
Michael Wibmer,
... as well as local mathematicians and students.
The workshop will take place at the Departamento de Matematicas da Universidade de Lisboa, sala 6.2.33. It is situated on the ground floor of
pavillon C6 of the campus, metro Cidade Universitária.
The meeting starts on Saturday, January 27, at 10 am.
Students and interested researchers are very welcome to attend the discussions; they are kindly asked to contact the organizers in advance.
Sharif-Woodcock (diagonals),
Eisenstein / Heine (denominators),
Denef-Lipshitz (diagonals),
Furstenberg (diagonals),
Adamczewski-Bell (alg. series),
Bostan Linz I,
Bostan Linz II,
Bostan Linz III,
Bostan Linz IV,
Bostan Linz V,
Polya (entire series),
Honda (D-finite),
André (Gevrey series),
Mahler (Minkowski),
Mahler (lacunary),
Banderier-Drmota (survey),
Christol (diagonals),
Dwork-van der Poorten (Eisenstein constant),
Hickel-Matusinski (algebraic Puiseux series),
Kedlaya (alg. series char. p),
Lafon (Weierstrass alg. series),
Matsuda (alg. solutions diff. equ.),
Dreyfus-Hardouin-Roques (hypertranscendance),
Maillet (Gevrey solutions),
Samol-van Straten,
Roques (diff. Galois theory),
Singer (difference equations),
Hardouin-Singer,
Adamczewski-Bell-Delaygue (alg. independence),
Wibmer (diff. Galois theory),
... to be continued.
Herwig Hauser, Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna, Austria
www.hh.hauser.cc,
herwig.hauser@univie.ac.at.
Supported in part by the Austrian Science Fund FWF through project P-25652.
We are grateful for the kind hospitality of the Department of Mathematics at the Universidade de Lisboa.