Tag - D-modules

Tom Gannon: Quantization of the universal centralizer and central D-modules

We will discuss joint work with Victor Ginzburg that proves a conjecture of Nadler on the existence of a quantization, or non-commutative deformation, of the Knop-Ngô morphism, a morphism of group schemes used in particular by Ngô in his proof of the fundamental lemma in the Langlands programme. We will first explain the representation-theoretic background, give an extended example of this morphism for the group GLn(ℂ), and then present a precise statement of our theorem.

Time permitting, we will also discuss how the tools used to construct this quantization can also be used to prove conjectures of Ben-Zvi and Gunningham, which predict a relationship between the quantization of the Knop-Ngô morphism and the parabolic induction functor, as well as an "exactness" conjecture of Braverman and Kazhdan in the D-module setting.

Juan Esteban Rodriguez Camargo: The Analytic de Rham Stack

In this talk, we introduce the analytic de Rham stack for rigid varieties over ℚp (and more general analytic stacks). This object is an analytic incarnation of the (algebraic) de Rham stack of Simpson, and encodes a theory of analytic D-modules extending the theory of -modules of Ardakov and Wadsley. We mention how a very general six functor formalism can be construct in this set up, as well as other features such as Kashiwara equivalence and Poincaré duality for smooth maps.