Intersection Theory, Motives, Weil Cohomology Theories, de Rham Cohomology, Fall 2019
Professor A.J. de Jong,
Columbia university,
Department of Mathematics.
This semester I will teach this seminar as a course on the topics
listed in the title.
Topics:
- We will fix a base field k and work with separated schemes of finite type
schemes over k usually denoted X, Y, Z.
- Define the Chow groups CH_*(X)
- Define proper pushforward on CH_*
- Define flat pullback on CH_*
- Define i^! for i the inclusion of an effective Cartier divisor
- Define the bivariant Chow groups A^*(X)
- Define the first chern class of an invertible module as an element of A^1(X)
- Prove the projective space bundle formula for CH_*
- Define c_i(-) and ch_i() for vector bundles
- Extend c(-) and ch(-) to K_0(Vect(X))
- Discuss K_0(Vect(X)) = K_0'(Coh(X)) = K_0(D^b_{Coh}) = K_0(D_{perf}(X))
for X smooth
- Prove ch gives isomorphsm K_0 ⊗ Q = CH_* ⊗ Q for X smooth
- Discuss GRR
- Define intersection product on CH_* for X smooth
- Define f^! on CH_* ⊗ Q for maps between smooth
- Discuss symmetric monoidal cats
- Introduce the category of correspondences
- Introduce the category of Chow motives
- Introduce classical Weil cohomology theory
- Give variant using c_1
- Introduce de Rham cohomology
- de Rham cohomology is a Weil cohomology theory
Organizational:
- This semester I will give the lectures myself.
- Please email me if you want to be on the associated mailing list.
- Time and place: Room 407, Fridays 10:30 -- 12:00 AM.
- First meeting: Friday, September 6 at 10:30 AM in Room 407.
- Rest of the schedule: September 13, NOT September 20 (AGNES), September 27, October 4, October 11, October 18, October 25, November 1, November 8, November 15, November 22, NOT November 29 (Thanksgiving), December 6.
References:
[F] Intersection theory by Fulton
[SP-chow] Chow Homology and chern classes,
Tag 02P3
[SP-weil] Weil Cohomology Theories,
Tag 0FFG
[SP-de Rham] de Rham Cohomology
Tag 0FK4
[G] La theorie des classes de Chern by Grothendieck
[K-cycles] Algebraic cycles and the Weil conjectures by Kleiman
[K-motives] Motives by Kleiman
[K-standard] The standard conjectures by Kleiman
[S] Classical Motives by Scholl