Research Seminar: Resolution of singularities
We will study the new results by Abramovich, Temkin and Włodarczyk on resolution of singularities over a field $k$ of characteristic $0$. Their work, combined with a “destackification theorem” by Bergh gives a new proof of Hironaka’s celebrated theorem. If one is willing to “stay in the world of stacks”, one obtains resolution with additional nice features (functoriality, and the resolution is given by a straight-forward process where one defines an invariant at each point which says “how singular” the point is, and at each step the maximum of the invariant drops after a suitable “stacky weighted blow-up”.
Program: pdf (updated Oct. 10)
Date | Title | Speaker |
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17.10.2019 | Introduction | Ulrich Görtz |
24.10.2019 | Reminder on blow-ups and examples | Chirantan Chowdhury |
31.10.2019 | Weighted blow-ups | Pavel Sechin |
07.11.2019 | Resolution for toric varieties | Louis-Clément Lefèvre |
14.11.2019 | Resolution for toric stacks | Xiaoyu Zhang |
21.11.2019 | The Zariski-Riemann space | Andrea Marrama |
28.11.2019 | Coefficient ideals and maximal contact | Vytautas Paškūnas |
05.12.2019 | Definition of the invariant | Heer Zhao |
12.12.2019 | Admissibility | Lukas Pottmeyer |
19.12.2019 | Proof of the main theorem | Jochen Heinloth |
09.01.2020 | The destackification theorem I | Daniel Greb |
16.01.2020 | The coarse space of a stack | Xucheng Zhang |
23.01.2020 | The destackification theorem II | Jan Kohlhaase |
30.01.2020 | Program discussion for next term | – |