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Presented By: Algebraic Geometry Seminar - Department of Mathematics

Algebraic Geometry Seminar: Tautological classes, perverse filtrations, and moduli of one-dimensional sheaves

Weite Pi (Yale)

Tautological classes have been instrumental in the cohomological study of moduli of bundles and sheaves since the 1980s. A natural construction using these classes, called the Chern filtration, has played a crucial role in recent proofs of the P=W conjecture, where it is identified with the perverse filtration on moduli of Higgs bundles induced by the Hitchin fibration ā€” a phenomenon now known as ā€œP=Cā€. In this talk, I will discuss an analog of this phenomenon for moduli of 1-dimensional sheaves on del Pezzo surfaces. I will survey recent progress, highlight key differences from the P=W conjecture, and explain some implications to enumerative geometry. Based on a series of papers joint with Y. Kononov, W. Lim, M. Moreira, J. Shen, F. Si, and F. Zhang.

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