The Grothendieck-Teichmüller group GT, first introduced by Drinfel'd and Ihara in the 90s, follows Grothendieck's insight of ``Esquisse d'un programme'' to encapture the absolute Galois group of rational numbers in a combinatorial way, via topological group properties, within the outer automorphism group of a certain category of tower of étale fundamental groupoids. Recent breakthroughs were obtained, on the topological side (via operads, see Fresse-Horel ~2012) and on the arithmetic side (via combinatorial anabelian geometry, see Hoshi-Minamide-Mochizuki ~2017).
The goal of this workshop is to provide an arithmetical construction of the Grothendieck- Teichmüller group such as given by Ihara, and a practical understanding of the anabelian and geometric methods used by Hoshi, Minamide and Mochizuki to provide recent results on GT. We refer to the program for a description of talks and a list of references.
This atelier is organized with the support of the École Parisienne d'Arithmétique et de Géométrie (ÉPAG).
Would you be interested in attending or giving a talk, please register here.
Antonin Assoun | Université de Lille | Paris |
Elias Caerio | École Normale Supérieure PSL | Paris |
Lucas Dauger | Sorbonne Université | Paris |
Mattias Ferreira-filoramo | Sorbonne University Paris | Paris |
Shun Ishii | Keio University | Kyoto |
Yuki Kondo | Osaka University | Kyoto |
Kaiji Kondo | RIMS Kyoto University | Kyoto |
Brieuc Lair | École Normale Supérieure PSL | Kyoto |
Louis Loiseau | Université de Nantes | Paris |
Maxime Lombard | Université de Nantes | Paris |
Séverin Philip | RIMS Kyoto University | Kyoto |
Densuke Shiraishi | Osaka University | Kyoto |
Jianbo Sun | Kyushu University | Kyoto |
Reiya Tachihara | RIMS Kyoto University | Kyoto |
Naoka Takada | Osaka University | Kyoto |
Nikola Tomic | Université de Montpellier | Paris |
Shiyuan Wan | University of Bordeaux | Paris |
Naganori Yamaguchi | Tokyo Institute of Technology | Kyoto |
The Atelier takes place in-person with a Zoom bridge between RIMS Kyoto and Paris. Participants proposes and vote for the next Atelier topic.
You can also contact one of the organizers -- M. Ferreira-Filoramo (France), S. Philip (RIMS JP) or N. Yamaguchi (Tokyo JP).