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Geometric and Analytic Number Theory

Subject Area Mathematics
Term from 2014 to 2023
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 255083470
 
Final Report Year 2024

Final Report Abstract

The central goal of the project “Geometric and analytic number theory” was to develop and apply geometric and analytic techniques to solve number theoretic problems. A considerable number of publications in high level journals document substantial progress in a variety of aspects of which we mention a representative selection: The analysis of multi-dimensional character and exponential sums, based on deep results in algebraic geometry, was applied to a variety of problems in number theory, in particular to analytic properties of L-functions. Using a combination of analytic and algebraic arguments, new cases of Manin’s conjecture were established which asks for the asymptotic distribution of rational points on algebraic varieties. For integral points, results regarding their distribution, the Hasse principle, Brauer–Manin obstructions and and arithmetic purity of strong approximation were obtained. The phenomenon of spectral reciprocity formulae for L-functions was observed, systematically developed and applied, among other things, to subconvexity results for L-functions. The first instance of a higher rank version of Sarnak’s density conjecture was established which provides an interpolation bound for the number of possible exceptional eigenvalues on arithmetic locally symmetric spaces.

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