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Michal Szachniewicz

Bachelor's degree: Mathematics (University of Wroclaw 2019), Master's degree: Mathematics (University of Warsaw 2021).
Status
Postgraduate Student
Contact form
+44 1865 283875
Research groups
  • Mathematical Logic

Address
Mathematical Institute
University of Oxford
Andrew Wiles Building
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter
Woodstock Road
Oxford
OX2 6GG

Major / recent publications

Non-reducedness of the Hilbert schemes of few points (2021) arXiv e-prints: 2109.11805

Research interests

I work with model theory of some algebraic structures and I am interested in connections between those two areas.

Currently I am working under supervision of Ehud Hrushovski and I am studying Globally Valued Fields (GVFs). I am working on analouges of theorems known for $\overline{k(t)}[1]$ (the geometric case) in the $\overline{\mathbb{Q}}[1]$ (arithmetic case). Since in the geometric case intersection theory and cones of curves are used, in the arithmetic case tools like Arakelov geometry, Berkovich spaces and heights are relevant.

Teaching

Teaching: 

First year (2021-2022 so far):

  • TA of two sets of C1.1 Model Theory (MT 2021)
  • TA of C2.6 Introduction to Schemes (HT 2022)
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