"Gross-Zagier" reading seminar 2024

SYNOPSIS

The seminar will meet Monday 3:30 - 5:00 pm in Van Vleck B321 .

We are planing to read Bruinier-Yang's "Faltings heights of CM cycles and derivatives of L-functions", with the main focus on small dimensional case, and see how their conjecture implies the Gross-Zagier formula.

There are double quotes in the title because our ultimate goal is not the proof of Gross-Zagier formula! Instead of understanding the detail of the proof, we prefer to understand the interesting contents presented in this paper.

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References

Overall references Classical Theta Lifting Singular Theta Lifting Geometric and arithmetic of Shimura varieties Shimura lift Additional references

Schedule

Mondays 3:30 - 5:00 pm, Van Vleck B321

Schedule of talks
Jan 29 Yu LUO Modular form, automorphic form (and Eisenstein series?).
Feb 5 Tonghai Yang Introduction to the [BY09]
Feb 12 Ryan Tamura Weil representations and theta functions
Feb 19 Jiaqi Hou Global Weil representation, dual pair, and theta integrals
Feb 26 Yu LUO Eisenstein series and Siegel-Weil formula
Mar 4 Arizona Winter School
Mar 11 Kevin Dao Shimura varieties and their special cycles - in the case of O(0,2), O(1,2), and O(2,2)
Mar 18 Yu LUO Bruinier-Yang's main conjecture
Mar 25 Spring Break
Apr 1 Simon Marshall Harmonic weak Maass forms from representation theory prespective
Apr 8 Alejo Salvatore Basic properties of Harmonic weak Maass forms
Apr 15 Jiaqi Hou Regularized theta integral
Apr 22 Yu LUO CM values of automorphic Green functions
Apr 29 Ryan Tamura Bruinier-Yang's conjecture and the Gross-Zagier formula

Outline

Here are some topics we want to pursue in the seminar.

Classical theta lifting

Geometry and arithmetic of Shimura varieties

Regularized theta lifting

CM value of the regularized theta integral

Shimura lifting and the Gross-Zagier formula

This seminar is organized by Yu LUO and Tonghai Yang. This page is took from Brian Lawrence's reading seminar