Moduli stacks of Galois representations and the p-adic local Langlands correspondence for GL_2(Q_p)
Johansson, C Newton, J Wang-Erickson, C Compositio Mathematica
Gremban Expansion for Signed Networks: Algebraic and Combinatorial Foundations for Community-Faction Detection
Diaz-Diaz, F Devriendt, K Lambiotte, R (17 Sep 2025)

What's everyone like round here? Do they have fun? 

Films about people who also do maths.

The Monty Hall Problem with Becky Crossley. Blew a few minds on social media. There's a longer version with the maths here.

Centrifugal-mirror confinement with strong azimuthal magnetic field
Stoltzfus-Dueck, T Parra, F Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion volume 67 issue 9 095025 (30 Sep 2025)
Wed, 15 Oct 2025
16:00
L4

Pointwise bounds for 3-torsion (note: Wednesday)

Stephanie Chan
(UCL)
Abstract

For $\ell$ an odd prime number and $d$ a squarefree integer, a notable problem in arithmetic statistics is to give pointwise bounds for the size of the $\ell$-torsion of the class group of $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{d})$. This is in general a difficult problem, and unconditional pointwise bounds are only available for $\ell = 3$ due to work of Pierce, Helfgott—Venkatesh and Ellenberg—Venkatesh. The current record due to Ellenberg—Venkatesh is $h_3(d) \ll_\epsilon d^{1/3 + \epsilon}$. We will discuss how to improve this to $h_3(d) \ll d^{0.32}$. This is joint work with Peter Koymans.

Tue, 10 Feb 2026
14:00
L6

Chabauty limits of fixed point groups of p-adic involutions

Corina-Gabriela Ciobotaru
(Aarhus University)
Abstract

Let G be a connected reductive group defined over a non-Archimedean local field k. Endow G with a k-involution and take H to be the fixed-point subgroup in G of that involution. In this talk I will report on some of my recent results regarding Chabauty limits of H(k) inside G(k). Although the results are similar to the real and complex cases, the techniques are totally different and with a strong geometric flavor. Some of the main actors are the Bruhat—Tits building associated with G(k) and basic methods from CAT(0) geometry.

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