GTEM 

Galois Theory and Explicit Methods in Arithmetic

Member 9: University of Nottingham, School of Mathematical Sciences

 
 
Team Members

John Cremona, Ivan Fesenko, Michael Spiess, John Coates (Cambridge), Victor Flynn (Liverpool) Dr. Susan Howson, M. Taylor (Manchester)

Main Research Themes

Studying properties of the nonabelian reciprocity cocycle (recently defined by Fesenko) for arithmetically profinite Galois extensions of local fields: the image, functorial properties, links to local Langlands, Galois cohomologies, Galois representations, local inverse Galois theory and ramification theory. To extend this theory to higher dimensional local fields.

Arithmetic of curves of genus 1 and 2 over number fields, especially algorithmic aspects, explicit investigations and descriptions of Shafarevich-Tate groups and Birch-Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture over number fields, links with modular curves, higher-dimensional Birch-SD conjectures, covering collections of curves. Theoretical and numerical attack on these problems by the methods of Iwasawa Theory.

Tamely ramified higher dimensional class field theory of arithmetic schemes: to consider regular schemes of finite type over Spec(Z) which are not necessarily proper; to describe the tamely ramified coverings (with respect to a completion $X -> \bar{X})$ in terms of the Suslin homology of $X$.