2021

Intercity seminar

11:15–12:00

Remy van Dobben de Bruyn Leiden, Equivalent conjectures on independence of ℓ

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

14:15–15:00

Margherita Pagano Leiden, An example of a Brauer–Manin obstruction to weak approximation at a prime with good reduction

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

15:15–16:00

Daan van Gent Leiden, Indecomposable algebraic integers

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

16:30–17:15

Pim Spelier Leiden, Geometric quadratic Chabauty on X₀(67)⁺

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

Intercity seminar

11:15–12:00

Peter Stevenhagen Leiden, Elliptic curves and primes of cyclic reduction

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

14:15–15:00

Charlotte Dombrowsky Leiden, An upper bound for packings on spheres

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

15:30–16:15

Yukako Kezuka MPIM Bonn, On central L-values of twists of the Fermat elliptic curve

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

16:15–17:00

Eugenia Rosu TU Darmstadt / Leiden, Twists of elliptic curves with complex multiplication

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

Intercity seminar / Getaltheorie in het Vlakke Land / Arithmétique en Plat Pays

13:15–14:00

Laurent Berger ENS Lyon, Unlikely intersections for formal groups

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

14:15–15:00

Michel Rigo Liège, Numeration systems: a link between formal languages and number theory

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

15:30–16:15

Amita Malik MPIM, Integer partitions analysis

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.

16:30–17:15

Lola Thompson Utrecht, Salem numbers and short geodesics

In December 2020, Peter Scholze posed a challenge to formally verify the main theorem on liquid ℝ-vector spaces, which is part of his joint work with Dustin Clausen on condensed mathematics. I took up this challenge with a team of mathematicians to verify the theorem in the Lean proof assistant. Half a year later, we reached a major milestone, and our expectation is that shortly we will have completed the full challenge. In this talk I will give a brief motivation for condensed/liquid mathematics, a demonstration of the Lean proof assistant, and discuss our experiences formalizing state-of-the-art research in mathematics.